Abstract and Surrealist American Art, Fifty-Eighth Annual Exhibition of American Paintings and Sculptures

1958; closing year unconfirmed

Exhibition

Art Institute of Chicago

Chicago

1958; closing year unconfirmed

Documented entries: 1
Documented artists: 1

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About the exhibition

In 1958, Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago presented Abstract and Surrealist American Art, Fifty-Eighth Annual Exhibition of American Paintings and Sculptures. The surviving exhibition history documents Dancers - Magical Forms by Lorser Feitelson. This painting is dated 1945; its recorded medium is oil on canvas. These documented works provide a partial reconstruction of the exhibition’s selection; the complete original checklist and additional loans remain unconfirmed.

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Also recorded as: Abstract and Surrealist American Art, Fifty-Eighth Annual Exhibition of American Paintings and Sculptures, The Art Institute of Chicago

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Lorser Feitelson
Dancers - Magical Forms
1945

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Lorser Feitelson
exhibiting artist

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museum-exhibitions-50k-20261024/exhibition-10k-milestone-20261026-wave-004-batch-001 · Record nga-1958-114925ef87f5Checked 2026-10-24