Profile
Relationship to Woolf and/ or O'Keeffe
Works By and About McBride in The Dial
Other Works By and About McBride
Woodcut of Henry McBride
.
Profile
Relationship to Woolf and/ or O'Keeffe
Works By and About McBride in The Dial
Henry McBride, "Introducing Modern Art" Rev. of Introductions by Martin Birnbaum 68.3 (March 1920) 371- 5
Henry McBride, Modern Forms Forward 69.1 (July 1920) 61-4
Henry McBride "A Hero Worshiped" Rev. of Wilderness by Rockwell Kent 69.1 (July 1920) 91-95
Henry McBride, Modern Forms. "The Winter of Our Discontent" 69.2 (August 1920) 157-61 (Armory Exhibition in Chicago, Lachaise)
Henry McBride Modern Forms "The Democratized Arts" 69.3 (September 1920) 279-82
Henry McBride, Modern Forms "Gaugin's Re-Birth" 69.4 (October 1920) 397-400
Henry McBride, Modern Forms "The American Shyness" 69.5 (Nov 1920) 505-8 (American writers' inability to talk of painting)
Henry McBride, Modern Forms "Van Gogh in America" 69.6 (Dec 1920) 631-33
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.1 (January 1921) 111-4 (assessing progress of American art: Lachaise, Nadleman, Hartley)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.2 (February 1921) 234-6 (Marsden Hartley, Charles Demuth, John Storr)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.3 (March 1921) 356-8
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.4 (April 1921) 480-2 (Steigltiz's exhibition of photos)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.5 (May 1921) 595-7 (the Independents)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.6 (June 1921) 718-21 (lack of international art at Pittsburg exhibition, new sculptors)
Henry McBride. Rev of Marsden Hartley, Adventures in the Arts 71.6 (December 1921) 704- 6
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 718-20 71.6 (December 1921) (on Americans visiting Paris)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.1 (Jan 1922) 108-10 (American museums, watercolors, Marin)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.2 (Feb 1922) 221-4 (Herman Melville, Thomas Eakins)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.3 (March 1922) 329-31 (John Marin)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.4 (April 1922) 436-8 (Stieglitz's auction at the Anderson Galleries)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.5 (May 1922) 540-2 (newspaper stories, Brancusi)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.6 (June 1922) 652- 4 (Marin, Yasuo Kiniyoshi; some kind of split among Independents)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 73.4 (October 1922) 586-8 (Rockwell Kent, Dada)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 73.4 (October 1922) 690-2 (quarrel among Independents)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.1 (January 1923) 113-6 (Dada; British Exhibition at Brooklyn Museum
Henry McBride, "Max Beerbohm's Rossetti," Rev. of Rossetti and His Circle by Max Beerbohm, 206-8.
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.2 (February 1923) 217- 9 (Demuth, Jacques Villon vs. Arthur Rackham)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.3 (March 1923) 321-3
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.4 (April 1923) 423-5 (Joseph Stella, Max Weber
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.5 (May 1923) 529-31 (Thomas Eakins)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 75.5 (Nov 1923) 515-7 (trip to Paris: Stein, Mina Loy)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 75.6 (December 1923) 617-21 (From Paris: visits with Lachaise, Satie, Braque)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.1 (January 1923) 100-2 (influence of Picasso)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.2 (February 1924) 207-9 (The Dial folio; includes list of artists: Duncan Grant, Demuth, Marin)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.3 (March 1924) 295-7 (Kuniyoshi)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.4 (April 1924) 385-7 (Sargent)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.5 (May 1924) 476-8 (Sargent)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.6 (June 1924) 565-7 (new amateurs; slams Epstein)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 77.5 (November 1924) 442-4 (Cheney)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 77.6 (Dec 1924) 529-31
Jules Pascin, "Henry McBride" (woodcut) 77.6 (Dec 1924) f.p. 530
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 78.1 (January 1925) 83-5. (Matisse in NY)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 78.2 (February 1925) 167-9 (NY Seurat)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.3 (March 1925) 255-7 (new American artists)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.4 (April 1925) 346-8 (Max Weber)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.5 (May 1925) 434-6 (discusses exhibit at American Place, Seven Americans and reprints Sherwood Anderson's Ode to the SA)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.6 (June 1925) 527-9 (National Academy of Design; Nadelman sculptures)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.1 (January 1926) 77-9 (Thomas Eakins; Leger)
Henry McBride, "Rosbif et mayonasie" Rev. of Portraits in Oil and Vinegar by James Laver, 80.2 (Feb 1926) 150-2 (brief mention of bad review given to Fry's painting and of reference to Fry as Bell's "most distiquished convert")
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.2 (Feb 1926) 17-2 (Quinn estate)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.3 (March 1926) 260-2 (the Quinn Collection)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.4 (April 1926) 346-8 (various travelling exhibitions)
Henry McBride, Rev. of Adventures of an Illustrator by Joseph Pennell, 80.5 (May 1926) 422-5
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.5 (May 1926) 436-9 (Intimate Gallery: marin, O'Keeffe -- need to listen to what women say of her --)
Henry McBride, "The Lincoln of the Plains" Rev. of Abraham Lincoln: The Prarie Years by Carl Sandburg, 80.6 (June 1926) 513-6
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.6 (June 1926) 525-7 (Stella, Demuth, Byrchfiled; mention of OK in a list of newer artists we must like)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 81.1 (July 1926) 86-8 (Canade and Bluemner)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 81.6 (December 1926) 526-8 (Picasso)
Henry McBride, "A Yellow Peril" Rev of Rein Que La Terre by Paul Morand, 82.1 (January 1927) 58-62
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.1 (January 1927) 81-3 (International Exhibition at Pittsburgh)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.2 (Feb 1927) 17-4 (Brancusi)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.3 (March 1927) 261-3 (Matisse; O'Keeffe "The feminine ace of the Intimate Gallery" -- quotes about color and about Eternal Woman; announcement of big flowers)
Henry McBride, "Help for the Aged" Rev. of Before the Bombardment by Osbert Sitwell, 338-40
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.4 (April 1927) 353-55 (Elie Nadelman)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.5 (May 1927) 441-4 (sculpture for Ponca City, Oklahoma)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.6 (June 1927) 530-2 (Gaston Lachaise)
Henry McBride, "Irrespressible Benvenuto" Rev of three books on Cellini, 83.3 (September 1927) 246-7.
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 83.6 (December 1927) 532-4 (Pittsburgh Exhibition, prizes)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.1 (January 1928) 75-7 9 (Jacob Epstein; Brancusi trial)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.2 (Feb 1928) 171-3 (French sculptuor Despiau)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.3 (March 1928) 262-4 (Lachaise's bust of McBride)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.4 (April 1928) 353-55 (De Chirico) 356-8
Henry McBride, "Gethsemane," Rev. of The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh to His Brother, 84.5 (May 1928) 431-33
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.5 (May 1928) 442-4 (Lachaise)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.6 (June 1928) 533-5
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 85.1 (July 1928) 82-4 (De Chirico and Picabia; OK's lilies)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 85.6 (December 1928) 526-8 (Miro)
Back to Dial Home Page
Profile
Relationship to Woolf and/ or O'Keeffe
Works By and About McBride in The Dial
Other Works By and About McBride
Woodcut of Henry McBride
.
Profile
Relationship to Woolf and/ or O'Keeffe
Works By and About McBride in The Dial
Henry McBride, "Introducing Modern Art" Rev. of Introductions by Martin Birnbaum 68.3 (March 1920) 371- 5
Henry McBride, Modern Forms Forward 69.1 (July 1920) 61-4
Henry McBride "A Hero Worshiped" Rev. of Wilderness by Rockwell Kent 69.1 (July 1920) 91-95
Henry McBride, Modern Forms. "The Winter of Our Discontent" 69.2 (August 1920) 157-61 (Armory Exhibition in Chicago, Lachaise)
Henry McBride Modern Forms "The Democratized Arts" 69.3 (September 1920) 279-82
Henry McBride, Modern Forms "Gaugin's Re-Birth" 69.4 (October 1920) 397-400
Henry McBride, Modern Forms "The American Shyness" 69.5 (Nov 1920) 505-8 (American writers' inability to talk of painting)
Henry McBride, Modern Forms "Van Gogh in America" 69.6 (Dec 1920) 631-33
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.1 (January 1921) 111-4 (assessing progress of American art: Lachaise, Nadleman, Hartley)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.2 (February 1921) 234-6 (Marsden Hartley, Charles Demuth, John Storr)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.3 (March 1921) 356-8
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.4 (April 1921) 480-2 (Steigltiz's exhibition of photos)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.5 (May 1921) 595-7 (the Independents)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.6 (June 1921) 718-21 (lack of international art at Pittsburg exhibition, new sculptors)
Henry McBride. Rev of Marsden Hartley, Adventures in the Arts 71.6 (December 1921) 704- 6
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 718-20 71.6 (December 1921) (on Americans visiting Paris)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.1 (Jan 1922) 108-10 (American museums, watercolors, Marin)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.2 (Feb 1922) 221-4 (Herman Melville, Thomas Eakins)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.3 (March 1922) 329-31 (John Marin)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.4 (April 1922) 436-8 (Stieglitz's auction at the Anderson Galleries)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.5 (May 1922) 540-2 (newspaper stories, Brancusi)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.6 (June 1922) 652- 4 (Marin, Yasuo Kiniyoshi; some kind of split among Independents)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 73.4 (October 1922) 586-8 (Rockwell Kent, Dada)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 73.4 (October 1922) 690-2 (quarrel among Independents)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.1 (January 1923) 113-6 (Dada; British Exhibition at Brooklyn Museum
Henry McBride, "Max Beerbohm's Rossetti," Rev. of Rossetti and His Circle by Max Beerbohm, 206-8.
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.2 (February 1923) 217- 9 (Demuth, Jacques Villon vs. Arthur Rackham)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.3 (March 1923) 321-3
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.4 (April 1923) 423-5 (Joseph Stella, Max Weber
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.5 (May 1923) 529-31 (Thomas Eakins)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 75.5 (Nov 1923) 515-7 (trip to Paris: Stein, Mina Loy)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 75.6 (December 1923) 617-21 (From Paris: visits with Lachaise, Satie, Braque)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.1 (January 1923) 100-2 (influence of Picasso)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.2 (February 1924) 207-9 (The Dial folio; includes list of artists: Duncan Grant, Demuth, Marin)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.3 (March 1924) 295-7 (Kuniyoshi)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.4 (April 1924) 385-7 (Sargent)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.5 (May 1924) 476-8 (Sargent)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.6 (June 1924) 565-7 (new amateurs; slams Epstein)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 77.5 (November 1924) 442-4 (Cheney)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 77.6 (Dec 1924) 529-31
Jules Pascin, "Henry McBride" (woodcut) 77.6 (Dec 1924) f.p. 530
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 78.1 (January 1925) 83-5. (Matisse in NY)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 78.2 (February 1925) 167-9 (NY Seurat)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.3 (March 1925) 255-7 (new American artists)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.4 (April 1925) 346-8 (Max Weber)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.5 (May 1925) 434-6 (discusses exhibit at American Place, Seven Americans and reprints Sherwood Anderson's Ode to the SA)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.6 (June 1925) 527-9 (National Academy of Design; Nadelman sculptures)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.1 (January 1926) 77-9 (Thomas Eakins; Leger)
Henry McBride, "Rosbif et mayonasie" Rev. of Portraits in Oil and Vinegar by James Laver, 80.2 (Feb 1926) 150-2 (brief mention of bad review given to Fry's painting and of reference to Fry as Bell's "most distiquished convert")
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.2 (Feb 1926) 17-2 (Quinn estate)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.3 (March 1926) 260-2 (the Quinn Collection)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.4 (April 1926) 346-8 (various travelling exhibitions)
Henry McBride, Rev. of Adventures of an Illustrator by Joseph Pennell, 80.5 (May 1926) 422-5
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.5 (May 1926) 436-9 (Intimate Gallery: marin, O'Keeffe -- need to listen to what women say of her --)
Henry McBride, "The Lincoln of the Plains" Rev. of Abraham Lincoln: The Prarie Years by Carl Sandburg, 80.6 (June 1926) 513-6
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.6 (June 1926) 525-7 (Stella, Demuth, Byrchfiled; mention of OK in a list of newer artists we must like)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 81.1 (July 1926) 86-8 (Canade and Bluemner)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 81.6 (December 1926) 526-8 (Picasso)
Henry McBride, "A Yellow Peril" Rev of Rein Que La Terre by Paul Morand, 82.1 (January 1927) 58-62
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.1 (January 1927) 81-3 (International Exhibition at Pittsburgh)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.2 (Feb 1927) 17-4 (Brancusi)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.3 (March 1927) 261-3 (Matisse; O'Keeffe "The feminine ace of the Intimate Gallery" -- quotes about color and about Eternal Woman; announcement of big flowers)
Henry McBride, "Help for the Aged" Rev. of Before the Bombardment by Osbert Sitwell, 338-40
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.4 (April 1927) 353-55 (Elie Nadelman)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.5 (May 1927) 441-4 (sculpture for Ponca City, Oklahoma)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.6 (June 1927) 530-2 (Gaston Lachaise)
Henry McBride, "Irrespressible Benvenuto" Rev of three books on Cellini, 83.3 (September 1927) 246-7.
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 83.6 (December 1927) 532-4 (Pittsburgh Exhibition, prizes)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.1 (January 1928) 75-7 9 (Jacob Epstein; Brancusi trial)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.2 (Feb 1928) 171-3 (French sculptuor Despiau)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.3 (March 1928) 262-4 (Lachaise's bust of McBride)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.4 (April 1928) 353-55 (De Chirico) 356-8
Henry McBride, "Gethsemane," Rev. of The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh to His Brother, 84.5 (May 1928) 431-33
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.5 (May 1928) 442-4 (Lachaise)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.6 (June 1928) 533-5
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 85.1 (July 1928) 82-4 (De Chirico and Picabia; OK's lilies)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 85.6 (December 1928) 526-8 (Miro)
Back to Dial Home Page
Henry McBride, Modern Forms Forward 69.1 (July 1920) 61-4
Henry McBride "A Hero Worshiped" Rev. of Wilderness by Rockwell Kent 69.1 (July 1920) 91-95
Henry McBride, Modern Forms. "The Winter of Our Discontent" 69.2 (August 1920) 157-61 (Armory Exhibition in Chicago, Lachaise)
Henry McBride Modern Forms "The Democratized Arts" 69.3 (September 1920) 279-82
Henry McBride, Modern Forms "Gaugin's Re-Birth" 69.4 (October 1920) 397-400
Henry McBride, Modern Forms "The American Shyness" 69.5 (Nov 1920) 505-8 (American writers' inability to talk of painting)
Henry McBride, Modern Forms "Van Gogh in America" 69.6 (Dec 1920) 631-33
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.1 (January 1921) 111-4 (assessing progress of American art: Lachaise, Nadleman, Hartley)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.2 (February 1921) 234-6 (Marsden Hartley, Charles Demuth, John Storr)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.3 (March 1921) 356-8
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.4 (April 1921) 480-2 (Steigltiz's exhibition of photos)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.5 (May 1921) 595-7 (the Independents)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 70.6 (June 1921) 718-21 (lack of international art at Pittsburg exhibition, new sculptors)
Henry McBride. Rev of Marsden Hartley, Adventures in the Arts 71.6 (December 1921) 704- 6
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 718-20 71.6 (December 1921) (on Americans visiting Paris)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.1 (Jan 1922) 108-10 (American museums, watercolors, Marin)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.2 (Feb 1922) 221-4 (Herman Melville, Thomas Eakins)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.3 (March 1922) 329-31 (John Marin)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.4 (April 1922) 436-8 (Stieglitz's auction at the Anderson Galleries)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.5 (May 1922) 540-2 (newspaper stories, Brancusi)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 72.6 (June 1922) 652- 4 (Marin, Yasuo Kiniyoshi; some kind of split among Independents)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 73.4 (October 1922) 586-8 (Rockwell Kent, Dada)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 73.4 (October 1922) 690-2 (quarrel among Independents)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.1 (January 1923) 113-6 (Dada; British Exhibition at Brooklyn Museum
Henry McBride, "Max Beerbohm's Rossetti," Rev. of Rossetti and His Circle by Max Beerbohm, 206-8. Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.2 (February 1923) 217- 9 (Demuth, Jacques Villon vs. Arthur Rackham)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.3 (March 1923) 321-3
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.4 (April 1923) 423-5 (Joseph Stella, Max Weber
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 74.5 (May 1923) 529-31 (Thomas Eakins)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 75.5 (Nov 1923) 515-7 (trip to Paris: Stein, Mina Loy)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 75.6 (December 1923) 617-21 (From Paris: visits with Lachaise, Satie, Braque)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.1 (January 1923) 100-2 (influence of Picasso)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.2 (February 1924) 207-9 (The Dial folio; includes list of artists: Duncan Grant, Demuth, Marin)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.3 (March 1924) 295-7 (Kuniyoshi)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.4 (April 1924) 385-7 (Sargent)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.5 (May 1924) 476-8 (Sargent)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 76.6 (June 1924) 565-7 (new amateurs; slams Epstein)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 77.5 (November 1924) 442-4 (Cheney)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 77.6 (Dec 1924) 529-31
Jules Pascin, "Henry McBride" (woodcut) 77.6 (Dec 1924) f.p. 530
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 78.1 (January 1925) 83-5. (Matisse in NY)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 78.2 (February 1925) 167-9 (NY Seurat)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.3 (March 1925) 255-7 (new American artists)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.4 (April 1925) 346-8 (Max Weber)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.5 (May 1925) 434-6 (discusses exhibit at American Place, Seven Americans and reprints Sherwood Anderson's Ode to the SA)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art" 78.6 (June 1925) 527-9 (National Academy of Design; Nadelman sculptures)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.1 (January 1926) 77-9 (Thomas Eakins; Leger)
Henry McBride, "Rosbif et mayonasie" Rev. of Portraits in Oil and Vinegar by James Laver, 80.2 (Feb 1926) 150-2 (brief mention of bad review given to Fry's painting and of reference to Fry as Bell's "most distiquished convert")
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.2 (Feb 1926) 17-2 (Quinn estate)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.3 (March 1926) 260-2 (the Quinn Collection)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.4 (April 1926) 346-8 (various travelling exhibitions)
Henry McBride, Rev. of Adventures of an Illustrator by Joseph Pennell, 80.5 (May 1926) 422-5
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.5 (May 1926) 436-9 (Intimate Gallery: marin, O'Keeffe -- need to listen to what women say of her --)
Henry McBride, "The Lincoln of the Plains" Rev. of Abraham Lincoln: The Prarie Years by Carl Sandburg, 80.6 (June 1926) 513-6
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 80.6 (June 1926) 525-7 (Stella, Demuth, Byrchfiled; mention of OK in a list of newer artists we must like)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 81.1 (July 1926) 86-8 (Canade and Bluemner)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 81.6 (December 1926) 526-8 (Picasso)
Henry McBride, "A Yellow Peril" Rev of Rein Que La Terre by Paul Morand, 82.1 (January 1927) 58-62
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.1 (January 1927) 81-3 (International Exhibition at Pittsburgh)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.2 (Feb 1927) 17-4 (Brancusi)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.3 (March 1927) 261-3 (Matisse; O'Keeffe "The feminine ace of the Intimate Gallery" -- quotes about color and about Eternal Woman; announcement of big flowers)
Henry McBride, "Help for the Aged" Rev. of Before the Bombardment by Osbert Sitwell, 338-40 Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.4 (April 1927) 353-55 (Elie Nadelman)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.5 (May 1927) 441-4 (sculpture for Ponca City, Oklahoma)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 82.6 (June 1927) 530-2 (Gaston Lachaise)
Henry McBride, "Irrespressible Benvenuto" Rev of three books on Cellini, 83.3 (September 1927) 246-7.
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 83.6 (December 1927) 532-4 (Pittsburgh Exhibition, prizes)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.1 (January 1928) 75-7 9 (Jacob Epstein; Brancusi trial)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.2 (Feb 1928) 171-3 (French sculptuor Despiau)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.3 (March 1928) 262-4 (Lachaise's bust of McBride)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.4 (April 1928) 353-55 (De Chirico) 356-8
Henry McBride, "Gethsemane," Rev. of The Letters of Vincent Van Gogh to His Brother, 84.5 (May 1928) 431-33
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.5 (May 1928) 442-4 (Lachaise)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 84.6 (June 1928) 533-5
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 85.1 (July 1928) 82-4 (De Chirico and Picabia; OK's lilies)
Henry McBride, "Modern Art," 85.6 (December 1928) 526-8 (Miro)
Back to Dial Home Page