Society of Western Artists Fifteenth Exhibition 1911

List of Indiana Artists and Entries for the Fifteenth Annual Exhibition of the Society of Western Artists

Held at the Art Institute of Chicago from April 4th to April 30th, 1911

William Forsyth was awarded the annual $500 Fine Arts Building prize for the most important exhibition made by a Western Artist.

John Ottis Adams - Brookville, In 

A Shallow Stream

An autumn afternoon

In poppy land

Winifred Adams - Brookville, In.  

Chrysanthemums

Martinus Anderson - Indianapolis, In.

Variable weather

Gustav Baumann - Nashville, In.

Munich residence (Woodblock)

Landsberg (Color etching)

Fishing hut (Woodblock)

The cobbler (Woodblock)

William Forsyth - Indianapolis, In.

October morning

September afternoon

Late summer afternoon

The last gleam

Agnes Hamilton - Fort Wayne

The Warf (Watercolor)

Dorothy Morlan - Indianapolis, In.

The Valley

Nocturne

Anna M. Newman - Richmond, In.

Her first romance

Frederick Polley - Indianapolis, In.

Homeward Bound (Etching)

William E. Scott - Indianapolis, in.

A cust of bread

Sunshine; Etaples France (Sold)

Grey day, Montreuil, France

Otto Stark - Indianapolis, In

The bell-tower

Movin water

Twilight on the river (Color drawing)

Electric light effect (Color drawing)

Theodore Clement Steele - Indianapolis, In.

Hunnicut's Valley

An August morning

Zenias

Will H. Stevens - Vevay, In.

The High Wind

Lucy M. Taggart - Indianapolis, In.

Portrait sketch

Roy Trobaugh - Delphi In.

Mist

Clifton Wheeler - Mooresville, In.

The end of the day

Sunshine

A warm autumn day

The wearing of the green

The wide country

Lucy A. Wilson - Indianapolis, In.

Chrysanthemums

Early spring (Watercolor)

Note: List only includes the Artists who were living in Indiana at the time they entered their work to the exhibition. Many other artists entered work for the exhibition but lived and worked in other states.

Source

Art Institute of Chicago, The Fifteenth Annual Exhibition of the Society of Western Artists"