Art competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics

Richard Konwiarz won the bronze medal for the design of the Schlesierkampfbahn in Breslau.

Art competitions were held as part of the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, United States. Medals were awarded in five categories (architecture, literature, music, painting, and sculpture), for works inspired by sport-related themes.

Art competitions were part of the Olympic program from 1912 to 1948, but were discontinued due to concerns about amateurism and professionalism. Since 1952, a non-competitive art and cultural festival has been associated with each Games.

Architecture

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Architectural design	Gustave Saacké, Pierre Montenot, Pierre Bailly (FRA) Design for a "Cirque pour Toros"	John Russell Pope (USA) Design for the Payne Whitney Gymnasium, New Haven, Conn.	Richard Konwiarz (GER) Design for a "Schlesierkampfbahn" in the Sport Park of Breslau
Town planning	John Hughes (GBR) Design for a Sports and Recreation Centre with Stadium, for the City of Liverpool	Jens Klemmensen (DEN) Design for a Stadium and Public Park	André Verbeke (BEL) Design for a "Marathon Park"

Literature

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Literature	Paul Bauer (GER) "Am Kangehenzonga"	Josef Petersen (DEN) "The Argonauts"	none awarded

Music

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Music	none awarded	Josef Suk (TCH) "Into a New Life" symphonic march	none awarded

Painting

Los Angeles, 1932: Visitors admiring "At the Seaside of Arild" by David Wallin (1876–1957), of Sweden.

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Paintings	David Wallin (SWE) "At the Seaside of Arild"	Ruth Miller (USA) "Struggle"	none awarded
Watercolors and drawings	Lee Blair (USA) "Rodeo"	Percy Crosby (USA) "Jackknife"	Gerhard Westermann (NED) "Horseman"
Prints	Joseph Golinkin (USA) "Leg Scissors"	Janina Konarska (POL) "Narciarze" ("Skier")	Joachim Karsch (GER) "Stabwechsel"

Sculpture

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Statues	Mahonri Young (USA) "The Knockdown"	Miltiades Manno (HUN) "Wrestling"	Jakub Obrovský (TCH) "Odysseus"
Medals and reliefs	Józef Klukowski (POL) "Sport Sculpture II"	Frederick MacMonnies (USA) "Lingbergh Medal"	R. Tait McKenzie (CAN) "Shield of the Athletes"

Medal table

At the time, medals were awarded to these artists, but art competitions are no longer regarded as official Olympic events by the International Olympic Committee. These events do not appear in the IOC medal database,[1] and these totals are not included in the IOC's medal table for the 1932 Games.[2]

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States (USA)	3	4	0	7
2	Poland (POL)	1	1	0	2
3	Germany (GER)	1	0	2	3
4	France (FRA)	1	0	0	1
	Great Britain (GBR)	1	0	0	1
	Sweden (SWE)	1	0	0	1
7	Denmark (DEN)	0	2	0	2
8	Czechoslovakia (TCH)	0	1	1	2
9	Hungary (HUN)	0	1	0	1
10	Belgium (BEL)	0	0	1	1
	Canada (CAN)	0	0	1	1
	Netherlands (NED)	0	0	1	1
Totals (12 entries)		8	9	6	23

Events summary

Architecture

Designs for Town Planning

The following architects took part:

Rank	Name	Country
1	John Hughes	Great Britain
2	Jens Houmøller Klemmensen	Denmark
3	André Verbeke	Belgium
AC	Louis Stynen	Belgium
AC	Alois Dryák	Czechoslovakia
AC	Hermann Alker	Germany
AC	Martin Westerberg	Sweden
AC	Shirley Baker	United States
AC	John Branner	United States
AC	Dan Ormsbee	United States

Architectural Designs

The following architects took part:

Rank	Name	Country
1	Gustave Saacké, Pierre Bailly, Pierre Montenot	France
2	John Russell Pope	United States
3	Richard Konwiarz	Germany

Further entries

The following architects took part:

Rank Name Country AC Hugo Gorge  Austria AC Alfred Keller  Austria AC Richard Pfob  Austria AC Hermann Tamussino  Austria AC Fritz De Boever  Belgium AC Deryck  Belgium AC Raphaël Van Dorpe  Belgium AC Frans Laporta  Belgium AC Ferdinand Balcárek  Czechoslovakia AC Karel Kopp  Czechoslovakia AC Niels Rohweder  Denmark AC Gustave Saacké  France AC Pierre Bailly  France AC Pierre Montenot  France AC Ernst Balser  Germany AC Max Bromme  Germany

Rank Name Country AC Walter Gropius  Germany AC Ernst Gerlach  Germany AC Wilhelm Hübotter  Germany AC Richard Konwiarz  Germany AC Otto Ernst Schweizer  Germany AC Jan Wils  Netherlands AC Alfréd Hajós  Hungary AC Pál Vágó  Hungary AC Szabolcs Horváth  Hungary AC Ivo Battelli  Italy AC Masaichi Kobayashi  Japan AC Kenji Ishihara  Japan AC Edgar Norwerth  Poland AC Gustaf Birch-Lindgren  Sweden AC Robert Andrews  United States AC Maurice Biscoe  United States

Rank Name Country AC Howland Jones  United States AC John Whitmore  United States AC Berton Crandall  United States AC Gavin Hadden  United States AC Holabird & Root  United States AC William Frenaye  United States AC Edwin Howard  United States AC Charles Klauder  United States AC Donald Parkinson  United States AC John Parkinson  United States AC Richard Neutra  United States AC Alfred Poor  United States AC Robert Rodgers  United States AC Howard Smith  United States AC Jens Larson  United States

Literature

The following writers took part:

Rank	Name	Country
1	Paul Bauer	Germany
2	Josef Petersen	Denmark
3	Not awarded
AC	Avery Brundage	United States
AC	Marinus Børup	Denmark
AC	Anders Holm	Denmark
AC	Alfred Meyer	Germany
AC	August Hermann Zeiz	Germany
AC	Jan Feith	Netherlands
AC	Jan Kan	Netherlands
AC	György Doros	Hungary
AC	Miklós Hodászy	Hungary
AC	József Kucharik	Hungary
AC	Ottó Misángyi	Hungary
AC	Emil Neidenbach	Hungary
AC	Bruno Roghi	Italy
AC	Anders Lundin	Sweden
AC	Miroslav Bedřich Böhnel	Czechoslovakia
AC	Jack Sterrett	United States

Music

The following composers took part:

Rank Name Country 1 Not awarded 2 Josef Suk  Czechoslovakia 3 Not awarded AC Emirto de Lima  Colombia AC Abelardo Cuevas Cuba AC Lenva Cuba AC Rogelio Pazquez Cuba AC Hakon Børresen  Denmark AC Felix Labunski  France AC Rudolf Bode  Germany AC Wilhelm Guttmann  Germany AC Hermann Heiß  Germany AC Alphonse Henriquez  Haiti AC Coenraad Lodewijk Walther Boer  Netherlands AC Ernests Elks-Elksnītis  Latvia

Rank Name Country AC Marc-César Scotto Monaco AC Johs Elvestad  Norway AC Michał Kondracki  Poland AC Józef Krudowski  Poland AC Armando Mencía  Switzerland AC Johanna Beyer  United States AC Georges Couvreur  United States AC Giovanni Del Colle  United States AC Lorraine Eckardt  United States AC Charles Edson  United States AC Charles Fletcher  United States AC Mabel Fossler  United States AC J. B. Gaskell  United States AC Gerardo Iasilli  United States AC Nana King  United States

Rank Name Country AC Jessica Lewis  United States AC Marjorie Lewis  United States AC Pearl Conklin  United States AC Michael Merecki  United States AC Floyd Morgenstern  United States AC Grace Nelson  United States AC Fred Pacheco  United States AC Achille Porcasi  United States AC Charles Ridgway  United States AC Hugo Scherzer  United States AC Elise Swanson  United States AC Pavel Bořkovec  Czechoslovakia AC Ladislav Kohout  Czechoslovakia AC Jaroslav Křička  Czechoslovakia

Painting

Drawings and water colours

The following painters took part:

Rank Name Country 1 Lee Blair  United States 2 Percy Crosby  United States 3 Gerard Westermann  Netherlands AC Marcel Prévost  Belgium AC Acee Blue Eagle  United States AC Gösta von Hennigs  Sweden AC Jean Jacoby Luxembourg Graphic arts The following painters took part: Rank Name Country 1 Joseph Webster Golinkin  United States 2 Janina Konarska-Słonimska  Poland 3 Joachim Karsch  Germany AC Armin Hansen  United States AC Haruyoshi Nagae  Japan AC Gerald Spencer Pryse  Great Britain AC Lewis Daniel  United States Paintings The following painters took part: Rank Name Country 1 David Wallin  Sweden 2 Ruth Miller  United States 3 Not awarded AC Antonia Matos Guatemala AC Charles Pears  Great Britain AC George Hill  United States AC Michał Bylina  Poland AC Wacław Borowski  Poland Unknown event The following painters took part: Rank Name Country AC Adrienne Jouclard  France AC Agnes Canta  Netherlands AC Anna Airy  Great Britain AC Beata Beach  United States AC Charlotte Berend-Corinth  Germany AC Edith Magonigle  United States AC Felicie Howell  United States AC Frances J. Kelly  Ireland AC Helen Wills  United States AC Hélène Dufau  France AC Hélène Gérard  Belgium AC Hermine David  France AC Hilda Roberts  Ireland AC Isabel Bishop  United States AC Jadwiga Hładki  Poland AC Jadwiga Umińska  Poland AC Kathryn Leighton  United States AC Laura Knight  Great Britain AC Leonia Nadelman  Poland AC Lilian Westcott Hale  United States AC Louise Nimmo  United States AC Margaret Fitzhugh Browne  United States AC Marja Obrębska  Poland AC Marjorie Phillips  United States AC Mary Wesselhoeft  United States AC Polly Hill  United States AC Ruth Peabody  United States AC Suzanne Christophe  Belgium AC Sybilla Mittell Weber  United States AC Verena Ruegg  United States AC Eleanor Modrakowska  United States AC Peter Colfs  Belgium AC Joseph Conrardy  Belgium AC Dumortier  Belgium AC Wauters  Belgium AC André Dunoyer de Segonzac  France AC Anton van Anrooy  Great Britain AC Alfred Munnings  Great Britain AC Archibald Hartrick  Great Britain AC Acke Åslund  Sweden AC Ado Baltus  Belgium AC Albert Matignon  France AC Alexander Tiranoff  United States AC Alfred Poor  United States AC Andreas Friis  Denmark AC Andrzej Stypiński  Poland AC Anshelm Schultzberg  Sweden AC Anton Räderscheidt  Germany AC Antonín Landa  Czechoslovakia AC Arnold Friedman  United States AC Arnold Wiltz  United States AC Arthur Burgess  Great Britain AC Arthur Freedlander  United States AC Arthur Wellmann  Germany AC Axel Sjöberg  Sweden AC Benjamin Brown  United States AC Bruno Liljefors  Sweden AC Cornelis Kloos  Netherlands AC Cecil Ross Burnett  Great Britain AC Cornelis Mension  Netherlands AC Chris van der Hoef  Netherlands AC Carl Sprinchorn  United States AC Carlo Testi  Italy AC Charles Cundall  Great Britain AC Charles Lamb  Ireland AC Charles Payne  Great Britain AC Charles Simpson  Great Britain AC Charles Morris Young  United States AC Charles Paul Gruppé  United States AC Chikatoshi Enomoto  Japan AC Corneille Lentz Luxembourg AC Kees van Dongen  France AC Cuthbert Orde  Great Britain AC David Ghilchik  Great Britain AC Nelly Degouy  Belgium AC Désiré Acket  Belgium AC Donald Wood  Great Britain AC Duncan Gleason  United States AC Irving Couse  United States AC Earl Purdy  United States AC Eben Comins  United States AC Edgar Seligman  Great Britain AC Edith Horle  United States AC Edmund Bartłomiejczyk  Poland AC Édouard Fraisse  France AC Edward Borein  United States AC Edward Manteuffel  Poland AC Hide Kawanishi  Japan AC Eigil Schwab  Sweden AC Erich Heckel  Germany AC Erik Raadal  Denmark AC Ernest Fiene  United States AC Ernest Moore  Great Britain AC Ernest Baker  United States AC Ernst Böhm  Germany AC Ernst Hansen  Denmark AC Eugène Pechaubes  France AC Eugeniusz Geppert  Poland AC Francis Chapin  United States AC Francis Hodge  Great Britain AC Frank Benson  United States AC Frank Mason  Great Britain AC František Hoplíček  Czechoslovakia AC Frederick Wight  United States Rank Name Country AC Friedrich Baur  Latvia AC Fritz Göhring  Germany AC Fritz Heinsheimer  Germany AC Denholm Armour  Great Britain AC Howard K. Elcock  Great Britain AC Georg Lagerstedt  Sweden AC George Collie  Ireland AC Georg Gelbke  Germany AC George Gibbs  United States AC George Jacobs  United States AC George Luks  United States AC George Sheringham  Great Britain AC Georges Baltus  Belgium AC Georges Dantu  France AC Gerald Foster  United States AC Gerardo Dottori  Italy AC Gert Wollheim  Germany AC Gilbert Holiday  Great Britain AC Gordon Stevenson  United States AC Guy Pène du Bois  United States AC György Kürthy  Hungary AC Hans Pape  Germany AC Harald Hansen  Denmark AC Harold Shurtleff  United States AC Harry Watson  Great Britain AC Hayley Lever  United States AC Heizo Kanayama  Japan AC Helmer Osslund  Sweden AC Henri Pinguenet  France AC Henri Royer  France AC Henri Zo  France AC Henry Poore  United States AC Herman Trunk  United States AC Hermann Keimel  Germany AC Howard Everett Smith  United States AC Hugo Ballin  United States AC Hugo Nicholson  United States AC Hugo Siegmüller  Czechoslovakia AC Hunt Diederich  United States AC Isaac Grünewald  Sweden AC Isaac Israëls  Netherlands AC Isamu Toyofuji  Japan AC Alfred Duriau  Belgium AC Joachim Hellgrewe  Germany AC Jānis Tīdemanis  Belgium AC Humbert Craig  Ireland AC Mortimer Lichtenauer  United States AC Julius Engelhard  Germany AC Jack Yeats  Ireland AC James Chapin  United States AC James Newell  United States AC James Quinn  Australia AC Jay Maddox  United States AC Jean Jacoby Luxembourg AC Jean MacLane  United States AC Jeremi Kubicki  Poland AC Jerzy Skolimowski  Poland AC Johan Bull  United States AC Johannes Boehland  Germany AC Jos Lussenburg  Netherlands AC John W. Dunn  United States AC John Koopman  United States AC John Lavery  Great Britain AC John MacGilchrist  United States AC John Rich  United States AC John Taylor Arms  United States AC Józef Korolkiewicz  Poland AC Jos Seckel  Netherlands AC Julius Bloch  United States AC Julius Paulsen  Denmark AC Junpei Eto  Japan AC Karl Hahn  Germany AC Katsundo Kosaka  Japan AC Kees Roovers  Netherlands AC Kerr Eby  United States AC Yoshie Nakada  Japan AC Hitoshi Ikebe  Japan AC Knud Merrild  Denmark AC Konrad Srzednicki  Poland AC Konstantīns Visotskis  Latvia AC Koshiro Onchi  Japan AC Kotaro Ikeda  Japan AC Kojin Kozu  Japan AC Kunzo Minami  Japan AC Ludwig Waldschmidt  Germany AC Leo Whelan  Ireland AC Leonardo Borgese  Italy AC Levon West  United States AC Lewis Baumer  Great Britain AC Lionel Edwards  Great Britain AC Louis Denis-Valvérane  France AC Louis Hechenbleikner  United States AC Louis Malespina  France AC Lucien Jonas  France AC Ludvík Vacátko  Czechoslovakia AC Ludwig Angerer  Germany AC Ludwig Hohlwein  Germany AC Menno van Meeteren Brouwer  Netherlands AC Mahonri Mackintosh Young  United States AC Mario Beltrami  Italy AC Maurice Ehlinger  France AC Max Clarenbach  Germany AC Max Švabinský  Czechoslovakia AC Michał Boruciński  Poland Rank Name Country AC Miltiades Manno  Hungary AC Misai Kosugi  Japan AC Oliver Milburn  Canada AC Oscar Hullgren  Sweden AC Oskar Nerlinger  Germany AC Otto Dill  Germany AC Ottorino Mancioli  Italy AC Piet van der Hem  Netherlands AC P. A. Hay  Great Britain AC Paul Heimen  Belgium AC Paul Morchain  France AC Pál Szűcs  Hungary AC Philip de László  Great Britain AC Philip Kran Paval  Denmark AC Philippe Le Molt  France AC Pierre Montezin  France AC Pierre Nuyttens  United States AC Rafał Malczewski  Poland AC Randall Davey  United States AC Raoul du Gardier  France AC René Xavier Prinet  France AC Reynolds Beal  United States AC Richard Bishop  United States AC Richard Earle  United States AC Richard Lahey  United States AC Róbert Byssz  Hungary AC Robert Fernier  France AC Roger Nivelt  France AC Roland Clark  United States AC Ronald Gray  Great Britain AC Ryusei Furukawa  Japan AC Ryokichi Sakai  Japan AC Sakuichi Fukazawa  Japan AC Samuel Theobald  United States AC Seán O'Sullivan  Ireland AC Senpan Maekawa  Japan AC Shiko Munakata  Japan AC Shintaro Takeda  Japan AC Shogo Taguchi  Japan AC Shuzo Kanda  Japan AC Stefan Osiecki  Poland AC Chosei Kawakami  Japan AC Susumu Yamaguchi  Japan AC Thomas Dugdale  Great Britain AC Tadeusz Gronowski  Poland AC Takamura Kodama  Japan AC Tensen Ogyu  Japan AC Tom Purvis  Great Britain AC Tomotari Sakurai  Japan AC Toru Arai  Japan AC Ulrich Hübner  Germany AC Vaughn Flannery  United States AC Hendrika Schaap-van der Pek  Netherlands AC Herbert Dunton  United States AC Walt Speck  United States AC Walther Klemm  Germany AC Walther Kohlhase  Germany AC Wayman Adams  United States AC Wharton Esherick  United States AC Wiktor Podoski  Poland AC Wilhelm Hölter  Germany AC Corry Gallas  Netherlands AC William Byrne  United States AC William Hays  United States AC William Littlefield  United States AC William McNulty  United States AC William Schulhoff  United States AC Heath Robinson  Great Britain AC Willi Baumeister  Germany AC Willy Jaeckel  Germany AC Willy Sluiter  Netherlands AC Yasuo Kuniyoshi  United States AC Yngve Soderberg  United States AC Yoshitaro Sato  Japan AC Zbigniew Czech  Poland AC Philip Hale  United States AC John Johansen  United States AC Erich Büttner  Germany AC George Bellows  United States AC Glenn Coleman  United States AC Thomas Eakins  United States AC Pop Hart  United States AC Gari Melchers  United States AC Charles Sheeler Jr.  United States AC Eugene Speicher  United States AC Edmund Tarbell  United States AC Sears Gallagher  United States AC Anne Goldthwaite  United States AC Alexander Kruse  United States AC Reginald Marsh  United States AC Rodney Thomson  United States AC Gerald Spencer Pryse  Great Britain AC Gerard Westermann  Netherlands AC Jaap Weyand  Netherlands AC Jan Wils  Netherlands AC Janina Konarska-Słonimska  Poland AC Gösta von Hennigs  Sweden AC David Wallin  Sweden AC Lee Blair  United States AC Joseph Webster Golinkin  United States AC Winslow Homer  United States AC Acee Blue Eagle  United States AC Percy Crosby  United States AC Lewis Daniel  United States Sculpture Medals and Reliefs The following sculptors took part: Rank Name Country 1 Józef Klukowski  Poland 2 Frederick MacMonnies  United States 3 Tait McKenzie  Canada Statues The following sculptors took part: Rank Name Country 1 Mahonri Mackintosh Young  United States 2 Miltiades Manno  Hungary 3 Jakub Obrovský  Czechoslovakia AC Antoni Kenar  Poland AC Carl Fagerberg  Sweden AC Dudley Talcott  United States AC Ercole Drei  Italy AC Gerhard Henning  Denmark AC Hunt Diederich  United States AC Rudolf Belling  Germany Unknown event The following sculptors took part: Rank Name Country AC Suzanne Muzanne  France AC Alice Nordin  Sweden AC Anna Van Nuffel  Belgium AC Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen  Denmark AC Beatrice Fenton  United States AC Jean-Elie Vézien  France AC Elizabeth Mason  United States AC Ella Buchanan  United States AC Grace Talbot  United States AC Hanuš Folkmann  Czechoslovakia AC Hughlette Wheeler  United States AC Kathleen Ingels  United States AC Laura Gardin Fraser  United States AC Maud von Rosen-Engberg  Sweden AC Olga Niewska  Poland AC Olda Žák  Czechoslovakia AC Jess Lawson Peacey  Great Britain AC Renée Sintenis  Germany AC Suzanne Silvercruys Farnam  Belgium AC Daemers  Belgium AC Georges Malissard  France AC Theodor Pilartz  Germany AC Abel Lafleur  France AC Adam Antes  Germany AC Alfons Karny  Poland AC Amory Simons  United States AC Angelo Bertolazzi  Italy AC Anton Endstorfer  Austria AC Antonín Odehnal  Czechoslovakia AC Arthur Dominique  Belgium AC Arvid Källström  Sweden AC Arvid Knöppel  Sweden AC Betsy Muus  Belgium AC Boris Blai  United States AC Chris van der Hoef  Netherlands AC Carl Eldh  Sweden AC Carl Elmberg  Sweden AC Carl Hallsthammar  United States AC Chaim Gross  United States AC Conrad Carlman  Sweden AC Constantin Starck  Germany AC David Evans  Great Britain AC Édouard Fraisse  France AC Edward Hald  Sweden AC Edwin Grienauer  Austria AC Edwin Everett Codman  United States AC Eiichi Kawasaki  Japan Rank Name Country AC Einar Utzon-Frank  Denmark AC Tolles Chamberlin  United States AC Franciszek Masiak  Poland AC Franciszek Strynkiewicz  Poland AC François Clémencin  France AC Frank Ingels  United States AC Frank Jirouch  United States AC Gaston d'Illiers  France AC Gerhard Marcks  Germany AC Gösta Carell  Sweden AC Graham Douglas  United States AC Hans Schwegerle  Germany AC Henri Raphaël Moncassin  France AC Henry Lion  United States AC Herbert Garbe  Germany AC Hermon Atkins MacNeil  United States AC Hugo Liisberg  Denmark AC Jan Kavan  Czechoslovakia AC Jessie Herron  United States AC John Lundqvist  Sweden AC Josef Bock  Austria AC Josef Drahoňovský  Czechoslovakia AC Josef Mařatka  Czechoslovakia AC Josef Thorak  Austria AC Josef Wackerle  Germany AC George Kratina  United States AC Karel Lidický  Czechoslovakia AC Karl Skoog  United States AC Karol Tchorek  Poland AC Kooyu Fujii  Japan AC Kyushichi Miyajima  Japan AC Leonard Craske  United States AC Louis Botinelly  France AC Louis Malespina  France AC Marcel Mérignargues  France AC Marian Brackenridge  United States AC Marian Gobius  Netherlands AC Max Laeuger  Germany AC Merrell Gage  United States AC Michel Jungblut Luxembourg AC Naoya Takei  Japan AC Oskar Gloeckler  Germany AC Oskar Thiede  Austria AC Otto Hofner  Austria AC Otto Placzek  Germany AC Otto Schnitzer  Germany AC Paul Gruson  Germany Rank Name Country AC Paul Moreau-Vauthier  France AC Pierre Toulgouat  France AC René Daemen  Belgium AC Richard Demeyer  Belgium AC Roger Noble Burnham  United States AC Rudolf Bosselt  Germany AC Saburo Hamada  Japan AC Seibo Kitamura  Japan AC Sigurd Forchhammer  Denmark AC Simon Gate  Sweden AC Stig Blomberg  Sweden AC Terzo Polazzo  Italy AC Theodor von Gosen  Germany AC Thyra Boldsen  Denmark AC Toon Dupuis  Netherlands AC Tore Strindberg  Sweden AC Victor Demanet  Belgium AC Vicke Lindstrand  Sweden AC Waldemar Raemisch  Germany AC Walker Hancock  United States AC Warren Wheelock  United States AC William Zorach  United States AC Wojciech Jastrzębowski  Poland AC Yoshioki Hasegawa  Japan AC Yuhachi Ikeda  Japan AC Jitsuzo Hinago  Japan AC Valère De Moer  Belgium AC Philip Sears  United States AC Tait McKenzie  Canada AC Jakub Obrovský  Czechoslovakia AC Gerhard Henning  Denmark AC Miltiades Manno  Hungary AC Józef Klukowski  Poland AC Antoni Kenar  Poland AC Hunt Diederich  United States AC Dudley Talcott  United States AC Mahonri Mackintosh Young  United States AC Abastenia St. Leger Eberle  United States AC Harriet Frishmuth  United States AC Henry Hering  United States AC Charles Keck  United States AC Julio Kilenyi  United States AC Paul Manship  United States AC Edward McCartan  United States AC Charles Niehaus  United States AC Brenda Putnam  United States Unknown event The following artists also took part, but the exact event is unknown: Rank Name Country AC Juan Gavazzo  Argentina AC José Orozco  Mexico AC Ángel Zárraga  Mexico AC Julio Berrocal Peru AC Romano Espinoza Peru AC Elie Cristo-Loveanu Romania AC Pedro de Matheu El Salvador AC Pedro Figari  Uruguay AC Alberto Egea Venezuela AC Maia Wiig-Hansen  Norway AC 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