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1936
Carnegie Institute presented An Exhibition of American Genre Paintings in Pittsburgh in 1936. The documented selection includes paintings, preserving the individual subjects and historical catalogue references. Documented examples include William Merritt Chase’s A Friendly Call (1895; oil on canvas) and Thomas Eakins’s The Biglin Brothers Racing (1872; oil on canvas). The reconstructed checklist is partial; exact opening and closing days remain unverified.
Also recorded as: An Exhibition of American Genre Paintings, Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh
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