Art competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics

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.[1]

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

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, and these totals are not included in the IOC's medal table for the 1932 Games.


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 nations)		8	9	6	23

Events summary

Architecture

Designs for Town Planning

The following architects took part:[2]

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:[3]

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:[4]

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:[5]

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:[6]

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:[7]

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:[8]

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:[9]

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:[10]

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	Leonią 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	George 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:[11]

Rank	Name	Country
1	Józef Klukowski	Poland
2	Frederick MacMonnies	United States
3	Tait McKenzie	Canada

Statues

The following sculptors took part:[12]

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:[13]

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:[14]

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	Hans Swansee	Switzerland
AC	Ramón de Zubiaurre	Spain
AC	Kiril Shivarov	Bulgaria
AC	Georgi Karakashev	Bulgaria
AC	Mehmet Saıp	Turkey

References

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[2] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Architecture, Designs For Town Planning, Open". Olympedia. Retrieved 30 July 2020.

[3] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Architecture, Architectural Designs, Open". Olympedia. Retrieved 31 July 2020.

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[5] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Literature, Open". Olympedia. Retrieved 31 July 2020.

[6] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Music, Open". Olympedia. Retrieved 1 August 2020.

[7] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Painting, Drawings And Water Colors, Open". Olympedia. Retrieved 2 August 2020.

[8] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Painting, Graphic Arts, Open". Olympedia. Retrieved 2 August 2020.

[9] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Painting, Paintings, Open". Olympedia. Retrieved 2 August 2020.

[10] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Painting, Unknown Event, Open". Olympedia. Retrieved 2 August 2020.

[11] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Sculpturing, Medals And Reliefs, Open". Retrieved 8 August 2020.

[12] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Sculpturing, Statues, Open". Retrieved 8 August 2020.

[13] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Sculpturing, Unknown Event, Open". Olympedia. Retrieved 8 August 2020.

[14] "Art Competitions at the 1932 Summer Olympics: Unknown Event, Open". Retrieved 10 August 2020.