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Karl Knaths

Still Life - Brown Jug, 1950

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1928: The Norman Wait Harris Prize, The Art Institute of Chicago
1932: Gold Medal, Boston Tercentenary Art Exhibition
1946: First Prize, Carnegie Institute International Exhibition
1950: Third Honorable Mention, Carnegie Institute International Exhibition
: First Prize, Metropolitan Museum, “American Painting Today,” Basket Bouquet
1951: Honorary Degree of Doctor of Fine Arts, Board of Trustees, Chicago Art Institute
1955: Election to membership to National Institute of Arts and Letters
1959: Election to membership to National Institute of Arts and Letters
1961: Brandeis University Creative Arts Award for Painting
1962: Andrew Carnegie prize, annual exhibition of The National Academy of Design
1963: National Academy of Design, Altman Prize
1964: Audubon Art Award
1965: National Academy of Design, Altman Prize
1968: Elected to National Academy of Design

2008: Azur, Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, Paris
2007: "Cross Currents: Milton Avery, Karl Knaths, Herman Maril," David Findlay Jr. Fine Art, New York, NY
2005: "American Masters & Modernists: Karl Knaths," David FIndlay Jr. Fine Art, New York, NY
1988: Provinetown Art Association and Museum, Provincetown, MA
1982: "Appreciations: Karl Knaths," The Phillips Collection, Washington D.C.
"Karl Knaths, 1819-1871: works on paper 1919-1930," Everson Museum of Art, Woodstock, NY
"Karl Knaths: Ornaments of Glory," Milton and Sally Avery Center for the Arts, The Bard College Center, Annandale-On-Hudson, NY
1973 - 1974: “Karl Knaths, Five Decades of Painting,” memorial retrospective, International Exhibitions Foundation. Exhibition traveled to five museums.
1972: Memorial retrospective, Paul Rosenberg Gallery, New York, NY
1971: Memorial exhibition, Phillips Collection, Washington, DC
1965: Retrospective, Phillips Collection, Washington, DC
1959: Retrospective exhibition, “Four American Expressionists,” Whitney Museum of Art, New York, NY. Traveled to The Currier Gallery of Art, Manchester, NH; Colorado Springs Fine Art Center, Colorado Springs, CO; Columbus Gallery of Art, Columbus, OH; The Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Dallas, TX.
1945: Solo Show, Paul Rosenberg Gallery, New York, NY
1930: Solo Show, Charles Daniel Gallery, New York, NY

1973: Karl Knaths, Five Decades of Painting, a Loan Exhibition, with an Introduction by Charles E. Eaton, circulated by the International Exhibitions Foundation, illustrated in color and black and white, 1973
1972: Hilton Kramer, New York Times, Jan., 1972
1970: Duncan Philips and His Collection, Marjorie Phillips, Little, Brown and Co., Boston, 1970
1962: “Artist Speaks”, John Canaday, New York Times, Dec., 1962
1959: “Karl Knaths”, Lloyd Goodrich, Praeger Publishers for the Whitney Museum, “Four American Expressionsts”, 1959
1955: “Karl Knaths Cape Cod”, a motion picture of Knaths and 35 of his paintings. A Docufilm, Contemporary American Artists Series, No. 1, 1955
1954: Karl Knaths, Paul Mocsanyi, with an introduction by Duncan Philips, An appreciation by Emanuel Benson, and a commentary by Karl Knaths, illustrated in color and black and white, Washington, 1954
1949: “Knaths Paints a Picture”, Elaine de Kooning, Art News, Nov., 1949
1946: American Abstract Artists, New York, 1946
1931: “The Artist Sees Differently”, Duncan Phillips, Weyhe, New York, Washington, 1931