Irwin D. Hoffman (American, –1989)

Timeline

1901
Born in Boston
1924
Received the Paige Traveling Scholarship from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts School which allowed him to travel and study across Europe
1937
Received the Mrs. Henry Noyes Prize for etching
1938
Received the Pennell Purchase Prize from the Library of Congress
1938
Received the John Taylor Arms Award
1939
Received the Pennell Purchase Prize from the Library of Congress
1940
Received the Pennell Purchase Prize from the Library of Congress
1940
Received the John Taylor Arms Award
1989
Died

Exhibitions

1981
Boston Public Library, Boston, MA
1952
Associated American Artists
1947
National Academy of Design
1945
Associated American Artists
1944
Associated American Artists
1943
Society of American Etchers
1942
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL
1942
American British Art Center, New York
1941
Barzansky Galleries, New York
1941
Whitney Museum of American Art
1941
Carnegie International, Pittsburgh, PA
1941
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
1940
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
1940
National Arts Club
1940
Society of American Etchers
1940
Associated American Artists
1939
Society of Independent Artists
1939
Associated American Artists
1939
Golden Gate Exhibition, San Francisco, CA
1939
Whitney Museum of American Art
1938
Whitney Museum of American Art
1938
Society of Independent Artists
1938
National Academy of Design
1935
Society of Independent Artists
1935
Ehrich-Newhouse Galleries, New York
1934
Salons of America
1934
Empire Galleries, New Yrok
1934
Whitney Museum of American Art
1933
ACA Gallery, New York
1933
John Reed Club, New York
1932
New School of Social Research, New York
1930
Harold Milch Gallery, New York
1930
Brooklyn Museum's Summer Show, New York
1930
Society of Independent Artists
1929
Society of Independent Artists
1929
Ferargil Galleries, New York
1928
Society of American Graphic Artists
1927
Grace Horne Galleries, Boston, MA
1924
Society of American Graphic Artists

Literature

1982
Irwin D. Hoffman: An Artist's life: Essays on the Artistic Career of Irwin D. Hoffman (Boston Public Library, Boston, MA, 1982).
English (US)

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