Art competitions at the 1928 Summer Olympics

Art competitions were held as part of the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Medals were awarded in five categories (architecture, literature, music, painting, and sculpture), for works inspired by sport-related themes.[1]

Jan Wils won the gold medal for the design of the Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam

"Rugby" by Jean Jacoby

The art exhibition was held at the Stedelijk Museum from 12 June to 12 August, and displayed 1150 works of art from 18 different countries. Additionally, the literature competition attracted 40 entries from 10 countries, and the music competition had 22 entries from 9 countries.[2]

The art competitions at the 1928 Games was larger in scope than for previous Games. Instead of a single competition in each of the five artistic categories, awards were presented in multiple subcategories.[3] The judges of the music competition declined to award any medals in two of the three subcategories, and only presented a single bronze medal in the third.

Art competitions were part of the Olympic program from 1912 to 1948.[4] At a meeting of the International Olympic Committee in 1949, it was decided to hold art exhibitions instead, as it was judged illogical to permit professionals to compete in the art competitions but only amateurs were permitted to compete in sporting events.[5] Since 1952, a non-competitive art and cultural festival has been associated with each Games.

Architecture

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Architectural design	Jan Wils (NED) Olympic Stadium at Amsterdam[3]	Ejnar Mindedal Rasmussen (DEN) Swimming pool at Ollerup	Jacques Lambert (FRA) Stadium at Versailles
Town planning	Alfred Hensel (GER) Stadium at Nuremberg	Jacques Lambert (FRA) Stadium at Versailles	Max Laeuger (GER) Municipal Park at Hamburg

Literature

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Lyric works	Kazimierz Wierzyński (POL) "Laur Olimpijski"	Rudolf G. Binding (GER) "Reitvorschrift für eine Geliebte"	Johannes Weltzer (DEN) "Symphonia Heroica"
Dramatic works	none awarded	Lauro De Bosis (ITA) "Icarus"	none awarded
Epic works	Ferenc Mező (HUN) "L'histoire des Jeux Olympiques"	Ernst Weiß (GER) "Boetius von Orlamünde"	Carel Scharten & Margo Scharten-Antink (NED) "De Nar uit de Maremmen"

Music

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Song	none awarded	none awarded	none awarded
One instrument	none awarded	none awarded	none awarded
Orchestra	none awarded	none awarded	Rudolph Simonsen (DEN) "Symphony No. 2 Hellas"

Painting

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Paintings	Isaac Israëls (NED) "Cavalier Rouge"	Laura Knight (GBR) "Boxeurs"	Walther Klemm (GER) "Patinage"
Drawings	Jean Jacoby (LUX) "Rugby"	Alex Virot (FRA) "Gestes de Football"	Władysław Skoczylas (POL) Posters
Graphic works	William Nicholson (GBR) "Un Almanach de douze Sports"	Carl Moos (SUI) Posters	Max Feldbauer (GER) "Mailcoach"

Sculpture

Category	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Statues	Paul Landowski (FRA) "Boxeur"	Milo Martin (SUI) "Athlète au repos"	Renée Sintenis (GER) "Footballeur"
Reliefs and medallions	Edwin Grienauer (AUT) Médailles	Chris van der Hoef (NED) Médaille pour les Jeux Olympiques	Edwin Scharff (GER) Plaquette

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,[6] and these totals are not included in the IOC's medal table for the 1928 Games.[7]


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Netherlands (NED)	2	1	1	4
2	Germany (GER)	1	2	5	8
3	France (FRA)	1	2	1	4
4	Great Britain (GBR)	1	1	0	2
5	Poland (POL)	1	0	1	2
6	Austria (AUT)	1	0	0	1
	Hungary (HUN)	1	0	0	1
	Luxembourg (LUX)	1	0	0	1
9	Switzerland (SUI)	0	2	0	2
10	Denmark (DEN)	0	1	2	3
11	Italy (ITA)	0	1	0	1
Totals (11 nations)		9	10	10	29

Events summary

Architecture

Designs for Town Planning

The following architects took part:[8]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Alfred Hensel	Germany
2	Jacques Lambert	France
3	Max Laeuger	Germany

Architectural Designs

The following architects took part:[9]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Jan Wils	Netherlands
2	Ejnar Mindedal Rasmussen	Denmark
3	Jacques Lambert	France

Further entries

The following architects took part:[10]

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Adolf Abel	Germany
AC	Hermann Alker	Germany
AC	Max Bromme	Germany
AC	Heinrich de Fries	Germany
AC	Karl Hoffmann	Germany
AC	Hans Hohloch	Germany
AC	Richard Konwiarz	Germany
AC	Otto Linne	Germany
AC	Werner March	Germany
AC	Emil Pohle	Germany
AC	Georg Holke	Germany
AC	Hubert Ritter	Germany
AC	Balduin Schilling	Germany
AC	Paul Wolf	Germany
AC	Ernst Stahl	Germany
AC	Emil Hoppe	Austria
AC	Jean Noé	Belgium
AC	Axel Høeg-Hansen	Denmark
AC	Niels Knudsen	Denmark
AC	Frits Schlegel	Denmark
AC	Arthur Wittmaack	Denmark

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Ralph Cram	United States
AC	Delano & Aldrich	United States
AC	Holabird & Roche	United States
AC	Albert Kahn	United States
AC	Charles Klauder	United States
AC	Lockwood, Greene & Co.	United States
AC	Benjamin Marshall	United States
AC	Proudfoot, Rawson & Souers	United States
AC	Rebori, Wentworth & Dewey	United States
AC	Horace Trumbauer	United States
AC	Zantzinger, Borie & Medary	United States
AC	Léopold Bévière	France
AC	Louis Bonnier	France
AC	Georges Fauvelle	France
AC	Jacques Lambert	France
AC	Paul Marozeau	France
AC	Louis Rey	France
AC	Pierre Souziff	France
AC	Guillaume Tronchet	France
AC	Alfréd Hajós	Hungary
AC	Ottorino Aloisio	Italy

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Duilio Torres	Italy
AC	Oscar Prati	Italy
AC	Paolo Vietti Violi	Italy
AC	Michel Ravarino	Monaco
AC	Ole Sverre	Norway
AC	Henri-Robert von der Mühll	Switzerland
AC	Jadwiga Dobrzyńska	Poland
AC	Zygmunt Łoboda	Poland
AC	Leon Suzin	Poland
AC	Mieczysław Łęczycki	Poland
AC	Józef Łęczycki	Poland
AC	Ludwik Oli	Poland
AC	Edgar Norwerth	Poland
AC	Erwin Barth	Germany
AC	Fernando Biscaccianti	Italy
AC	Ministero della Guerra	Italy
AC	Karl Pregizer	Germany
AC	Hermann Dieter	Germany
AC	Otto Schönthal	Austria
AC	Constantin Krage	Denmark
AC	Frederik Hvalsøe	Denmark

Literature

Dramatic works

The following writers took part:[11]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Not awarded
2	Lauro De Bosis	Italy
3	Not awarded
AC	Plus que de Raison	France
AC	Henri van Wermeskerken	Netherlands
AC	Louis Grivel	Switzerland
AC	Voittout	Switzerland

Epic works

The following writers took part:[12]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Ferenc Mező	Hungary
2	Ernst Weiß	Germany
3	Margo Scharten-Antink, Carel Scharten	Netherlands
AC	Theodor Mayer	Austria
AC	Willy Meisl	Austria
AC	Arthur Steiner	Austria
AC	Maurice Carême	Belgium
AC	Edvard Nielsen-Stevns	Denmark
AC	Kasimir Edschmid	Germany
AC	Hermann Roßmann	Germany
AC	Dezső Király	Hungary
AC	Henriëtte Laman Trip-de Beaufort	Netherlands
AC	Louis Grivel	Switzerland
AC	Voittout	Switzerland

Lyric works

The following writers took part:[13]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Kazimierz Wierzyński	Poland
2	Rudolf Binding	Germany
3	Johannes Weltzer	Denmark
AC	H. J. Ken	Austria
AC	Willy Meisl	Austria
AC	Ludwig Valentich	Austria
AC	Tony Schaller	Belgium
AC	Maurits Verdonck	Belgium
AC	Het Lichtet Overal	Belgium
AC	Aage Hermann	Denmark
AC	Émile Moussat	France
AC	Et quasi cursores vitaï lampada tradunt	France
AC	Gerhart Drabsch	Germany
AC	Karl Schenk	Germany
AC	Bruno Fattori	Italy
AC	Edward Koster	Netherlands
AC	Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer	Poland
AC	Willy Favez	Switzerland
AC	Voittout	Switzerland

Music

Compositions for orchestra

The following composers took part:[14]

Rank	Name	Country
1	not awarded
2	not awarded
3	Rudolph Simonsen	Denmark
AC	L. Vandeput	Belgium
AC	Knudåge Riisager	Denmark
AC	Marc-César Scotto	Monaco
AC	Jacques Jansen	Netherlands
AC	Kazimierz Kresowiak	Poland
AC	Alexandre Dénéréaz	Switzerland
AC	B. Bosserdet	Switzerland
AC	IXe Olympiade Amsterdam	Switzerland

Compositions for solo or chorus

The following composers took part:[15]

Rank	Name	Country
1	not awarded
2	not awarded
3	not awarded
AC	Chant Olympique	France
AC	Peter Schmitz	Germany
AC	Jan Andenne	Netherlands
AC	Marius Ulfrstad	Norway
AC	Roger Moret	Switzerland

Compositions for instrumental and chamber

The following composers took part:[16]

Rank	Name	Country
1	not awarded
2	not awarded
3	not awarded
AC	Sijoma	Belgium
AC	Marius Ulfrstad	Norway
AC	Simon Frey	Switzerland
AC	Roger Moret	Switzerland
AC	IXe Olympiade Amsterdam	Switzerland

Painting

Drawings and water colours

The following painters took part:[17]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Jean Jacoby	Luxembourg
2	Alex Virot	France
3	Władysław Skoczylas	Poland
AC	Artur Brusenbauch	Austria
AC	Erwin Lang	Austria
AC	Willia Menzel	Belgium
AC	Alfred Schuermans	Belgium
AC	Lucienne Pageot-Rousseaux	France
AC	Maxwell Ayrton	Great Britain
AC	Henry Bateman	Great Britain
AC	Lewis Baumer	Great Britain
AC	George Belcher	Great Britain
AC	Cecil Ross Burnett	Great Britain
AC	Lionel Edwards	Great Britain
AC	David Ghilchik	Great Britain
AC	Frank Gillett	Great Britain
AC	Reginald Higgins	Great Britain
AC	Cecil King	Great Britain

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Tom Purvis	Great Britain
AC	Frank Reynolds	Great Britain
AC	E. H. Shepard	Great Britain
AC	Charles Simpson	Great Britain
AC	George Stampa	Great Britain
AC	Anton van Anrooy	Great Britain
AC	Leonard Walker	Great Britain
AC	Ludwig von Hofmann	Germany
AC	Willy Jaeckel	Germany
AC	Rudolf Koch	Germany
AC	Emil Rudolf Weiss	Germany
AC	Tibor Gergely	Hungary
AC	Kathleen Bridle	Ireland
AC	Lilian Davidson	Ireland
AC	Harry, Baron Kernoff	Ireland
AC	Edward Louis Lawrenson	Ireland
AC	Stella Steyn	Ireland
AC	Friedrich Baur	Latvia

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Cees Bolding	Netherlands
AC	David Bueno de Mesquita	Netherlands
AC	Geert Grauss	Netherlands
AC	Felix Hess	Netherlands
AC	Willy Sluiter	Netherlands
AC	Jan Sluijters	Netherlands
AC	Jelle Troelstra	Netherlands
AC	Bertha van Hasselt	Netherlands
AC	Jaap Weyand	Netherlands
AC	Michał Boruciński	Poland
AC	Stanisław Noakowski	Poland
AC	Wacław Piotrowski	Poland
AC	William Aldrich	United States
AC	Louis Bonniot de Fleurac	France
AC	Gaboriau	France
AC	Juillerat	France
AC	Maurice Pellerier	France
AC	Georges Scott	France

Graphic arts

The following painters took part:[18]

Rank	Name	Country
1	William Nicholson	Great Britain
2	Carl Moos	Switzerland
3	Max Feldbauer	Germany
AC	John Platt	Great Britain
AC	Gerald Spencer Pryse	Great Britain
AC	Steven Spurrier	Great Britain
AC	Norman Wilkinson	Great Britain
AC	Ernst Aufseeser	Germany
AC	Ernst Böhm	Germany
AC	Fritz Heinsheimer	Germany

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Hanns Hoyer	Germany
AC	Walther Klemm	Germany
AC	Max Slevogt	Germany
AC	Arthur Wellmann	Germany
AC	Max Liebermann	Germany
AC	Anton Versluijs	Netherlands
AC	Aleksander Kłopotowski	Poland
AC	Maria Brodacka	Poland
AC	Maria Dunin	Poland
AC	Janina Kaczkowska	Poland

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Leonią Nadelman	Poland
AC	Wanda Pleszczyńska	Poland
AC	Stanisław Prauss	Poland
AC	Władysław Skoczylas	Poland
AC	Bolesław Surałło	Poland
AC	Eduard Büsser	Switzerland
AC	Jean Raoul Chaurand-Naurac	France
AC	Maurice Ménardeau	France
AC	Elie de la Morinière	France

Paintings

The following painters took part:[19]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Isaac Israëls	Netherlands
2	Laura Knight	Great Britain
3	Walther Klemm	Germany
AC	Ludwig Graf	Austria
AC	Ernst Huber	Austria
AC	Ferdinand Kitt	Austria
AC	Erwin Lang	Austria
AC	Sergius Pauser	Austria
AC	Heinrich Révy	Austria
AC	Lilly Steiner	Austria
AC	Ludwig Wieden	Austria
AC	Georg Mayer-Marton	Austria
AC	Joseph Dierickx	Belgium
AC	Joe Bridge	France
AC	Jane Deley	France
AC	Édouard Fraisse	France
AC	Charles Kiffer-Porte	France
AC	Lucienne Pageot-Rousseaux	France
AC	Georges Rasetti	France
AC	Edgar Seligman	Great Britain
AC	Anna Airy	Great Britain
AC	Denholm Armour	Great Britain
AC	Arthur Burgess	Great Britain
AC	Charles Cundall	Great Britain
AC	Harold Knight	Great Britain
AC	Maurice Lambert	Great Britain
AC	John Lavery	Great Britain
AC	Alfred Munnings	Great Britain
AC	William Nicholson	Great Britain
AC	Charles Pears	Great Britain
AC	Gerald Spencer Pryse	Great Britain
AC	Walter Russell	Great Britain
AC	Charles Simpson	Great Britain
AC	Harold Speed	Great Britain
AC	Anton van Anrooy	Great Britain
AC	Leonard Walker	Great Britain
AC	George Watson	Great Britain
AC	William Orpen	Great Britain
AC	August Babberger	Germany
AC	Willi Baumeister	Germany
AC	Erich Büttner	Germany
AC	Theo Champion	Germany
AC	Max Clarenbach	Germany
AC	Otto Dill	Germany
AC	Georg Gelbke	Germany
AC	George Grosz	Germany
AC	Erich Heckel	Germany
AC	Franz Heckendorf	Germany

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Fritz Heinsheimer	Germany
AC	Ludwig von Hofmann	Germany
AC	Eduard Hopf	Germany
AC	Willy Jaeckel	Germany
AC	Ernst Oppler	Germany
AC	Paul Paeschke	Germany
AC	Max Slevogt	Germany
AC	Gertraud Stemmler	Germany
AC	Gert Wollheim	Germany
AC	Lenigret Mallwitz	Germany
AC	Wolf Röhricht	Germany
AC	Tibor Gergely	Hungary
AC	Kathleen Bridle	Ireland
AC	Lilian Davidson	Ireland
AC	Mainie Jellett	Ireland
AC	Seán Keating	Ireland
AC	Harry, Baron Kernoff	Ireland
AC	Dermod O'Brien	Ireland
AC	Ferruccio Pasqui	Italy
AC	Konstantīns Visotskis	Latvia
AC	Jean Jacoby	Luxembourg
AC	Ángel Zárraga	Mexico
AC	Auguste Philippe Marocco	Monaco
AC	Lizzy Ansingh	Netherlands
AC	Rie de Balbian Verster-Bolderheij	Netherlands
AC	Ed Gerdes	Netherlands
AC	Geert Grauss	Netherlands
AC	Engelina Hameetman-Schlette	Netherlands
AC	Otto Hanrath	Netherlands
AC	Chris Huidekooper	Netherlands
AC	Jan Kleintjes	Netherlands
AC	Cornelis Kloos	Netherlands
AC	Harrie Kuyten	Netherlands
AC	Thies Luijt	Netherlands
AC	Henri MacLean	Netherlands
AC	Kees Maks	Netherlands
AC	Martin Monnickendam	Netherlands
AC	Albert Mulder	Netherlands
AC	Nicolaas Pieneman	Netherlands
AC	David Schulman	Netherlands
AC	Jos Seckel	Netherlands
AC	Jan Sluijters	Netherlands
AC	Coba Surie	Netherlands
AC	Bern van Beek	Netherlands
AC	Piet van den Bergh	Netherlands
AC	Nicolaas van der Waay	Netherlands
AC	Gerrit van Duffelen	Netherlands
AC	Kees van Waning	Netherlands

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Adriaan van 't Hoff	Netherlands
AC	Gerard Westermann	Netherlands
AC	Jaap Weyand	Netherlands
AC	Leon Dołżycki	Poland
AC	Włastimil Hofmann	Poland
AC	Władysław Jarocki	Poland
AC	Zygmunt Kamiński	Poland
AC	Wojciech Kossak	Poland
AC	Roman Kramsztyk	Poland
AC	Wacław Piotrowski	Poland
AC	Zygmunt Rozwadowski	Poland
AC	Kazimierz Sichulski	Poland
AC	Władysław Skoczylas	Poland
AC	Ludomir Sleńdziński	Poland
AC	Jerzy Zaruba	Poland
AC	Irving Couse	United States
AC	Walter Granville-Smith	United States
AC	Childe Hassam	United States
AC	Hunt Diederich	United States
AC	John Johansen	United States
AC	Hayley Lever	United States
AC	Jonas Lie	United States
AC	Patrick O'Connor	United States
AC	Roderic O'Connor	United States
AC	Carl Rungius	United States
AC	Eugen Weisz	United States
AC	Charles Morris Young	United States
AC	Henri Barnoin	France
AC	Eugène Delécluse	France
AC	Louis Denis-Valvérane	France
AC	Raoul du Gardier	France
AC	Gaston Gélibert	France
AC	F. Gras	France
AC	Paul Jobert	France
AC	R. Laisné	France
AC	Rémy Landeau	France
AC	Louis Malespina	France
AC	Henry Malfroy	France
AC	Auguste Matisse	France
AC	Maurice Ménardeau	France
AC	Elie de la Morinière	France
AC	Daniel Octobre	France
AC	René Quillivic	France
AC	Albert Fernand-Renault	France
AC	Alphonse Roubichou	France
AC	Gustave Salgé	France
AC	Charles Martin-Sauvaigo	France
AC	Henri Zo	France

Sculpture

Medals and Reliefs

The following sculptors took part:[20]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Edwin Grienauer	Austria
2	Chris van der Hoef	Netherlands
3	Edwin Scharff	Germany
AC	Pierre de Soete	Belgium
AC	Oskar Gloeckler	Germany
AC	Ernst Gorsemann	Germany
AC	Kurt Harald Isenstein	Germany
AC	Richard Langer	Germany
AC	Waldemar Raemisch	Germany
AC	Hans Schwegerle	Germany
AC	Elisabeth von Esseö	Germany
AC	Theodor von Gosen	Germany
AC	Josef Wackerle	Germany
AC	Richard Scheibe	Germany
AC	Giuseppe Cassioli	Italy
AC	Leen Bolle	Netherlands
AC	Władysław Gruberski	Poland
AC	Josef Büsser	Switzerland
AC	Samuel Henchoz	Switzerland
AC	André Pettineroli	Switzerland
AC	James Fraser	United States
AC	Henri Dropsy	France
AC	Édouard Fraisse	France

Statues

The following sculptors took part:[21]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Paul Landowski	France
2	Milo Martin	Switzerland
3	Renée Sintenis	Germany
AC	Franz Barwig	Austria
AC	Ferdinand Opitz	Austria
AC	Adolf Wagner	Austria
AC	Alphonse De Cuyper	Belgium
AC	Guillaume Dumont	Belgium
AC	Herman Pick	Belgium
AC	Leon Sarteel	Belgium
AC	Pierre de Soete	Belgium
AC	Géo Verbanck	Belgium
AC	Tait McKenzie	Canada
AC	Viggo Jarl	Denmark
AC	Suzanne de Sainte-Croix	France
AC	Berthe Girardet	France
AC	Raymond Rivoire	France
AC	Constant Roux	France
AC	Gilbert Bayes	Great Britain
AC	William Dick	Great Britain
AC	Paul Berger	Germany
AC	Arno Breker	Germany
AC	Ernesto de Fiori	Germany
AC	Carl Egler	Germany
AC	Eberhard Encke	Germany
AC	Hermann Hahn	Germany
AC	August Kraus	Germany
AC	Max Laeuger	Germany

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Gerhard Marcks	Germany
AC	Ottmar Obermaier	Germany
AC	Alexander Oppler	Germany
AC	Wolfgang Schaper	Germany
AC	Hans Schwegerle	Germany
AC	Franz von Stuck	Germany
AC	Fred Voelckerling	Germany
AC	William Wauer	Germany
AC	Georg Kolbe	Germany
AC	Lajos Petri	Hungary
AC	Oliver Sheppard	Ireland
AC	Carlo Fontana	Italy
AC	Toon Dupuis	Netherlands
AC	Jan Kriege	Netherlands
AC	Gra Rueb	Netherlands
AC	Henriëtte Vaillant	Netherlands
AC	Olga Niewska	Poland
AC	Pietro Borsari	Switzerland
AC	Charles L'Éplattenier	Switzerland
AC	August Peisker	Switzerland
AC	Julius Schwyzer	Switzerland
AC	Robert Aitken	United States
AC	Ruth Ball	United States
AC	Chester Beach	United States
AC	Nessa Cohen	United States
AC	John Donoghue	United States
AC	Laura Gardin Fraser	United States

Rank	Name	Country
AC	Charles Hafner	United States
AC	Hunt Diederich	United States
AC	Anna Hyatt Huntington	United States
AC	Hermon Atkins MacNeil	United States
AC	Paul Manship	United States
AC	Carl Mose	United States
AC	Andrew O'Connor	United States
AC	Alexander Proctor	United States
AC	Charles Rumsey	United States
AC	Janet Scudder	United States
AC	Philip Sears	United States
AC	Abastenia St. Leger Eberle	United States
AC	John Quincy Ward	United States
AC	Adolph Weinman	United States
AC	Evelyn Batchelder	United States
AC	Louis d'Ambrosio	France
AC	Pierre Christophe	France
AC	Jean Joire	France
AC	Albert-Léon Lebarque	France
AC	Marcel Mérignargues	France
AC	Eugène Molineau	France
AC	Paul Moreau-Vauthier	France
AC	Gaston Petit	France
AC	Hippolyte Peyrol	France
AC	Gilbert Privat	France
AC	René Quillivic	France
AC	Jacques-Louis Villeneuve	France

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External links

Official catalogue programme, via Olympic World Library

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[1] "Art Competitions at the 1928 Summer Olympics". Olympedia. Retrieved 25 July 2020.

[2] G. van Rossem (ed.) (1928). The Ninth Olympiad. Amsterdam 1928. Official Report (PDF). Amsterdam: J. H. de Bussy. pp. 877–901. Archived from the original (PDF) on 8 April 2008. Retrieved 25 March 2008.CS1 maint: extra text: authors list (link)

[Wagner-3] Wagner, Juergen. "Olympic Art Competition 1928 Amsterdam". Olympic Games Museum. Archived from the original on 1 May 2008. Retrieved 25 March 2008.

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