Jack Levine was an American Social Realist painter and printmaker best known for his satires on modern life, political corruption, and biblical narratives. Levine is considered one of the key artists of the Boston Expressionist movement.
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Works in Collection
3 works
Exhibitions
19 exhibitionsSep 14, 1936 – Oct 12, 1936
New Horizons in American Art
283 artists · 1 curator
May 24, 1938 – Jul 31, 1938
Three Centuries of American Art
247 artists · 7 curators
May 10, 1939 – Sep 30, 1939
Painting, Sculpture, Prints
154 artists
Apr 03, 1940 – Apr 28, 1940
Four American Traveling Exhibitions
54 artists · 1 curator
Jan 21, 1942 – Mar 08, 1942
Americans 1942: 18 Artists from 9 States
18 artists · 1 curator
Jun 17, 1943 – Jul 25, 1943
Recent Acquisitions: The Work of Young Americans
13 artists
Feb 16, 1944 – May 10, 1944
Modern Drawings
120 artists · 3 curators
May 24, 1944 – Oct 15, 1944
Painting, Sculpture, Prints
133 artists · 1 curator
Jun 20, 1945 – Feb 13, 1946
The Museum Collection of Painting and Sculpture
174 artists
Feb 19, 1946 – May 05, 1946
The Museum Collection of Painting
67 artists
Jul 02, 1946 – Sep 12, 1954
Paintings, Sculpture, and Graphic Arts from the Museum Collection
112 artists · 1 curator
Dec 23, 1948 – Mar 13, 1949
American Paintings from the Museum Collection
115 artists · 1 curator
Mar 04, 1952 – May 11, 1952
Posters by Painters and Sculptors
41 artists
Oct 19, 1954 – Feb 06, 1955
XXVth Anniversary Exhibition: Paintings from the Museum Collection
260 artists
May 31, 1955 – Sep 07, 1955
Paintings from Private Collections
33 artists · 1 curator
Apr 25, 1961 – Aug 07, 1961
America Seen: Between The Wars
34 artists
Jul 01, 1971 – Sep 27, 1971
The Artist as Adversary
140 artists · 1 curator
Jan 21, 1977 – Mar 23, 1977
Posters by Painters
22 artists · 1 curator
Jan 31, 1988 – Apr 19, 1988
Committed to Print
125 artists · 1 curator