The 1952 Pittsburgh international exhibition of contemporary painting

The contemporary painting exhibition organized by the Carnegie Institute brings together artists from all over the world.
Notable participants include Wifredo Lam from Cuba, Car-Henning Pedersen from Denmark, Dario Suro from the Dominican Republic, and Jan Schreuder from Ecuador.

France is well represented with André Beauchant, Jean Bazaine, François Desnoyer, Oscar Dominguez, Jean Dubuiffet, Léon Gishia, Marcel Gromaire, André Lanskoy, Charles Lapicque, Fernand Léger, Jean Le Moal, Alfred Manessier, André Marchand, Joan Miro, Vera Pagava, Edouard Pignon, Alice Rahon, Hans Seiler (n°246), Gustave Singier, Pierre Tal-Coat, Raoul Ubac, Jacques Villon.

Other countries also have a notable presence, such as Germany and England with works by Eduardo Bargheer, le célèbre Willi Baumeister, Rolf Cavael, Ernst Fritsch, Karl Hofer, Hans Jaenisch, Georg Meistermann, Hann Trier, Heinz Trökes, Theodor Werner, Fritz Winter.

Having presented these countries, we cannot overlook the presence of Great Britain with major artists such as Leonora Carrington, Robert Colquhoun, Benjamin Creme, Josef Herman, Ivon Hitchens, Oskar Kokoschka, Kit Lewis, Laurence Stephen Lowry, Ben Nicholson, Alan Reynolds, Ceri Richards, Matthew Smith.