[Downtown Gallery, New York, until 1933; sold in 1933 to MMA]
New York. Downtown Gallery. "Alexander Brook," 1933.
Pittsburgh. Carnegie Institute, Museum of Art. "An Exhibition of Paintings by Alexander Brook," April 5–May 17, 1934.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Grand Rapids Art Gallery. "The Friends of American Art First National Exhibition," March 5–30, 1940, no. 12.
Brooklyn. James Madison High School. "New York School-Museum Program," May 1–June 21, 1945, no catalogue.
Brooklyn. Samuel J. Tilden High School. "Modern American Masters (New York School-Museum Program)," November 1945, no catalogue.
Brooklyn. Fort Hamilton High School. "Modern American Masters (New York School-Museum Program)," December 1945, no catalogue.
Bronx. William Howard Taft High School. "Modern American Masters (New York School-Museum Program)," January 1946, no catalogue.
New York. Benjamin Franklin High School. "Modern American Masters (New York School-Museum Program)," February 1946, no catalogue.
Bronx. DeWitt Clinton High School. "Modern American Masters (New York School-Museum Program)," March 1946, no catalogue.
Bronx. Walton High School. "Modern American Masters (New York School-Museum Program)," April 1946, no catalogue.
Queens. John Adams High School. "Modern American Masters (New York School-Museum Program)," May–June 1946, no catalogue.
Akron Art Institute. "America Paints Outdoors: The 1946 Summer Exhibition of Paintings Lent by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art," July 2–August 1946, no. 4.
New York. Julia Richman High School. "New York School-Museum Program," February 20–March 20, 1947, no catalogue.
Brooklyn. New Utrecht High School. "New York School-Museum Program," March 20–April 30, 1947, no catalogue.
Brooklyn. Bay Ridge High School. "New York School-Museum Program," April 30–June 6, 1947, no catalogue.
Brooklyn. Lafayette High School. "New York School-Museum Program," September 25–October 17, 1947, no catalogue.
Brooklyn. Erasmus Hall High School. "New York School-Museum Program," October 17–November 17, 1947, no catalogue.
Brooklyn. Midwood High School. "New York School-Museum Program," November 17, 1947–January 5, 1948, no catalogue.
New York. Washington Irving High School. "New York School-Museum Program," January 5–February 5, 1948, no catalogue.
Bronx High School of Science. "New York School-Museum Program," February 5–March 8, 1948, no catalogue.
Bronx. James Monroe High School. "New York School-Museum Program," March 8–April 7, 1948, no catalogue.
Brooklyn. Franklin K. Lane High School. "New York School-Museum Program," April 7–May 6, 1948, no catalogue.
Circulating exhibition. "20 Contemporary American Paintings from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," May 1948–May 1949, including the following venues [joined the tour in September 1948].
Brooklyn. Girls' High School. "New York School-Museum Program," May 6–June 10, 1948, no catalogue.
Sioux City, Iowa. Sioux City Art Center. "20 Contemporary American Paintings from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," March 13–end March 1949, no catalogue.
Norman. Oklahoma University Museum of Art. "20 Contemporary American Paintings from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," April 1949, no catalogue.
Circulating exhibition. "20 Contemporary American Paintings from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," August 1949–April 1950, including the following venues.
Nashville, Tenn. Watkins Institute. "20 Contemporary American Paintings from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," October 7–31, 1949, no catalogue.
Columbia. Maxcy College, University of South Carolina. "20 Contemporary American Paintings from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," November 9–December 3, 1949, no catalogue.
Kent, Conn. Kent School. "American Painting, 1906–1956," September 12–November 29, 1955, no catalogue.
Moscow. Sokolniki Exhibition and Convention Centre. "American Painting and Sculpture. American National Exhibition," July 25–September 5, 1959, no. 7.
New York. Whitney Museum of American Art. "Paintings and Sculpture from the American National Exhibition in Moscow," October 28–November 15, 1959, unnumbered cat. (p. 9).
"Art Museum Gets 20 Painted Icons." New York Times (August 12, 1933), p. 13.
Edward Alden Jewell. "High Spot of Summer Season Brings Forth Canvases That Are Familiar and New." New York Times (August 20, 1933), p. X5, ill.
J[ohn]. G[oldsmith]. P[hillips]. "Notes: Paintings by Living American Artists." Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 28 (August 1933), p. 145, notes that this work is on view in the museum's Room of Recent Accessions.
"20 Gift Ikons Head List of New Exhibits At the Metropolitan." New York Herald Tribune (August 12, 1933), p. 11.
Carlyle Burrows. "The First Annual Show at Woodstock." New York Herald Tribune (August 20, 1933), p. D6, ill.
"The Metropolitan Secures Four New American Paintings." Art News 31 (September 16, 1933), p. 6.
E[manuel]. M. Benson. "A New Yorker Looks His Museums in the Face." American Magazine of Art 27 (October 1934), p. 540.
"On the Local Horizons." New York Times (June 21, 1936), p. X7.
Peri Tucker. "Art World: Canvases with Famous Names in Institute's New Exhibit." Akron Beacon Journal (July 7, 1946), p. 21.
Charles L. Fontenay. "Dr. Dutch's Talk, Preview Mark Exhibit Opening." Nashville Tennessean (October 8, 1949), p. 5.
"To Be Shown in Columbia." Times and Democrat (November 1, 1949), p. 6.
"Moscow to See Modern U.S. Art." New York Times (May 31, 1959), p. 60.
Vladimir Kemenov. "Russian: Plus and Minus at the Moscow Show." Art in America 48, no. 2 (1960), p. 34, ill. p. 36.
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