History in the Making
100 Years After the Armory Show
The Phillips celebrates the centennial of New York’s controversial 1913 Armory Show with works from its permanent collection by several leading artists represented in that landmark exhibition.
Exhibition Images
Theodore Robinson, Two in a Boat (1891)
Henri Matisse, Studio, Quai St. Michel (1916)
Paul Cézanne, Mont Sainte-Victoire (1886–87)
Allen Tucker, Red Barns (1923)
About the Exhibition
The Phillips celebrates the centennial of New York’s controversial 1913 Armory Show, the first major modern art exhibition in the U.S., with paintings, drawings, and sculpture from its permanent collection by several leading American and European artists represented in that landmark exhibition. It features acquisitions made by Duncan Phillips in the decades following his transformative encounter with international modern art at the Armory.