Other figurative, surrealist and abstract artists had shows that week. They included:
George Schreiber at Associated American Artists. A show of works with a circus theme.
George Biddle at Associated American Artists. Thirty years of lithographs.
Fred Nagler at Midtown Galleries. Religious-themed works.
Edward Brygider at Argent. Expressionist oils and water colors.
William J. Potter at Argent. Woodland scenes.
Masters of Tomorrow? at Niveau Gallery. A group show.
John Whorf at Milch Gallery. Watercolors.
Vieira da Silva at Marion Willard.
Joseph Barber at Allison Galleries. Watercolors of New England coastal scenes and New York vignettes.
Harold Baumbach at Contemporary Arts. Fishing vessels and Brooklyn street scenes.
Peter Scott at Harlow Galleries. Oils and drawings of birds.
Elizabeth Model at Norlyst Gallery.
Harold Bryant at Grand Central Galleries, at Grand Central Station. Western scenes.
Chinese art from late Han to late Ming at C.T. Loo
Wong Siulung at Friedman Galleries. Oils and watercolors.
Ladis Szabo at Galerie St. Etienne. Hungarian peasants and American racetracks in primitive style.
William Fett at Durlachers. Abstract and surrealist works.