Society of American Artists

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The Society of American Artists was a late 19th-century U.S. art organization formed by progressive painters and sculptors as an alternative to the more conservative National Academy of Design, promoting newer artistic styles and exhibitions.

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Society of American Artists canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art organization
artists’ society
nonprofit organization
activity organized art exhibitions
promoted modern artistic trends of the late 19th century
country United States of America
surface form: United States
era late 19th century
field art
painting
sculpture
focus encouraging experimentation in style and subject matter
exhibiting works rejected or overlooked by conservative institutions
foundedAsAlternativeTo National Academy of Design
foundedBy progressive American painters
progressive American sculptors
hasMemberType painter
sculptor
ideology progressive aesthetics
reform of academic art standards
location New York City
movement progressive art
notableFor challenging the dominance of the National Academy of Design
supporting innovative American artists in the late 19th century
opposedOrganization National Academy of Design
opposedTo conservative artistic standards
purpose to promote newer artistic styles
to provide exhibition opportunities for progressive artists
region United States art scene
sector cultural sector
visual arts sector

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John Singer Sargent exhibitedAt Society of American Artists
Kenyon Cox memberOf Society of American Artists
James Carroll Beckwith memberOf Society of American Artists
Julian Alden Weir memberOf Society of American Artists