Philip Guston
Catalogue Raisonné
Title
John Reed Club Panel
Date
c. 1931
Medium
Fresco
Dimensions
Dimensions Unknown
Inscription
Signature unconfirmed
Catalogue No.
P31.004
Provenance
Destroyed in February 1933
Exhibitions
The Jewish Museum, New York, NY, "Draw Them In, Paint Them Out: Trenton Doyle Hancock Confronts Philip Guston", November 08, 2024 - March 30, 2025
Skirball Cultural Center, Los Angeles, CA, "Draw Them In, Paint Them Out: Trenton Doyle Hancock Confronts Philip Guston", October 16, 2025 - March 01, 2026
Bibliography
Illustrated Daily News. "Where Vandals Wrecked Paintings." February 13, 1933, illus. in b&w of destroyed mural
Ashton, Dore. Yes, but... A Critical Study of Philip Guston. New York: Viking, 1976, illus. in b&w p. 28
Tallmer, Jerry. "'Creation' is for Beauty Parlors." New York Post, April 9, 1977, p. 22, mentioned in text, not illus.
Kingsley, April. "Philip Guston's Endgame: From Realism to Abstraction and Back, Philip Guston Remains Unique in Twentieth-Century Art." Horizon: The Magazine of the Arts, June 1980, pp. 34–41, mentioned in text p. 36, not illus.
Coolidge, Clark. "Clark Coolidge Class 1." Naropa Institute Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics, Boulder, July 1, 1980, Audio recording, mentioned
Ashton, Dore. A Critical Study of Philip Guston. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1990, illus. in b&w p. 28
Kingsley, April. The Turning Point: The Abstract Expressionists and the Transformation of American Art. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1992, mentioned in text p. 326, not illus.
Corbett, William. Philip Guston's Late Work: A Memoir. Boston: Zoland Books, 1994, mentioned in text p. 16, not illus.
Philip Guston Tableaux / Paintings 1947 - 1979. Exh. cat. Ostfildern: Hatje Cantz Publishers, 2000, mentioned in text p. 30
Weber, Joanna, Harry Cooper, and Laura Greengold. Philip Guston A New Alphabet: The Late Transition. Exh. cat. New Haven: Yale University Art Gallery, 2000, illus. in b&w Fig. 19, p. 42
Cooper, Harry. "Recognizing Guston (In Four Slips)." October 99 (2002): pp. 96–129, illus. in b&w p. 109 and mentioned in text pp. 108-110
Apel, Dora. Imagery of Lynching: Black Men, White Women, and the Mob. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2004, described in text pp. 148-149, not illus.
Botelho, Manuel. Guston em contexto: até ao regresso da figura. Lisbon: Livros Vendaval, 2007, illus. in b&w p. 23 and mentioned in text pp. 23-24 and 64
Brooke, Sandy. Drawing as Expression: Techniques and Concepts. Second edition. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Education, 2007, mentioned in text p. 268, not illus.
Boime, Al. "Breaking Open the Wall: The Morelia Mural of Guston, Kadish and Langsner." Burlington Magazine, July 2008, Fig. 16 illus. in b&w p. 454 and mentioned in text p. 452
Eaton, William. "Guston, Schapiro, Rosenberg,...Dialogue." Zeteo Journal, July 13, 2016. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Gieskes, Mette. "I is an Other: Philip Guston's Imagined Incarnations of God and Klansmen." In Example or Alter Ego? Aspects of the Portrait Historie in Western Art from Antiquity to the Present. Edited by Volker Manuth, Rudie van Leeuwen, and Jos Koldeweij. Turnhout: Brepols, 2016, mentioned in text p. 292, not illus.
Timberg, Scott. "Pain and Resilience: Philip Guston at the Crossroads." Los Angeles Review of Books blog, September 21, 2019. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Teicholz, Tom. "Philip Guston's Year of Magical Resilience." Forbes, September 27, 2019. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Smee, Sebastian. "In postponing Guston exhibition, the National Gallery and three other museums have made a terrible mistake." Washington Post, September 27, 2020. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Smee, Sebastian. "A stunningly misguided decision by four museums." Washington Post, September 29, 2020, pp. C1-C2, mentioned in text, not illus.
Greenberger, Alex. "Philip Guston's KKK Paintings: Why an Abstract Painter Returned to Figuration to Confront Racism." ARTnews, September 30, 2020. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Cooper, Harry, Mark Godfrey, Alison de Lima Greene, and Kate Nesin. Philip Guston Now. Exh. cat. Washington D.C.: National Gallery of Art, 2020, illus. in b&w p. 7 and mentioned in text pp. 7, 182 and 223
Mayer, Musa. Philip Guston. London: Laurence King Publishing, 2020, illus. in b&w p. 9 and mentioned in text p. 8
Storr, Robert. Philip Guston: A Life Spent Painting. London: Laurence King Publishing, 2020, No. 4 illus. in b&w p. 17 and mentioned in text p. 15
Burnett, Craig. "Mixed emotions - the uneasy art of Philip Guston." Apollo (London), April 28, 2022. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Burnett, Craig. "Mixed Emotions." Apollo (London), May 2022, pp. 78-84, mentioned in text p. 80, not illus.
Buffington, Mike. "Commerce artwork has ties to both 1930s and today." Commerce Today (Georgia), Spring 2023, pp. 22-27, mentioned in text p. 26, not illus.
Freeman, Laura. "My father, Philip Guston, would be offended by the reaction to his show." Times (London), September 23, 2023. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Cohen, Alexander. "The Jewish artist who perfectly captured the turbulent world he was witnessing." Jewish Chronicle, October 19, 2023. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Coolidge, Clark, ed. Philip Guston: Que peindre sinon l'énigme. Translated by Éric Suchère. Strasbourg: L'Atelier Contemporain, 2023, illus. in b&w no. 10 (unpaginated) and mentioned in text p. 30
Bois-Martin, Camille. "Philip Guston en 3 peintures sulfureuses, exposées à la galerie Hauser & Wirth." Numéro (Paris), June 15, 2024. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Dunbar, Max. "The Daily Struggle: Philip Guston and American Art in the 1930s." PhD diss. Washington University in St. Louis, 2024, illus. in b&w Fig. 1.12 p. 54 and mentioned in text pp. 53 and 55
Draw Them In, Paint Them Out: Trenton Doyle Hancock Confronts Philip Guston. Exh. cat. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2024, illus. in b&w p. 20 and mentioned in text p. 18
Street, Benjamin James. "Painting Floods: History, Witness and Public Address in Philip Guston's Late Work." PhD diss. University of Easy Anglia, 2024, mentioned in text p. 50, not illus.
Mistry, Elizabeth. "Restored mural by Philip Guston, Reuben Kadish and Jules Langsner unveiled in Mexico." Art Newspaper (London), January 31, 2025. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Mistry, Elizabeth. "Mural hidden behind fake wall sees the light: Obscured behind a false wall at a Mexico museum for decades, the bracing mural painted by Philip Guston, Reuben Kadish and Jules Langsner will finally be revealed after extensive restoration." Art Newspaper (London), February 2025, p. 10, mentioned in text, not illus.
Jager, David. "Under the Hood: A new show of Philip Guston's work begs the question: How much context is too much?" Tablet, June 2025, pp. 99-101, mentioned in text p. 100, not illus.
Philip Guston: The Irony of History. Paris: Editions Gallimard, 2025, illus. no. 8 illus. in b&w p. 20 and mentioned in text p. 17
Ward, Mya. "With Humor and Horror, Trenton Doyle Hancock Draws in Philip Guston." Observer (London), January 20, 2026. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Ashton, Dore. Yes, but... A Critical Study of Philip Guston. New York: Viking, 1976, illus. in b&w p. 28
Tallmer, Jerry. "'Creation' is for Beauty Parlors." New York Post, April 9, 1977, p. 22, mentioned in text, not illus.
Kingsley, April. "Philip Guston's Endgame: From Realism to Abstraction and Back, Philip Guston Remains Unique in Twentieth-Century Art." Horizon: The Magazine of the Arts, June 1980, pp. 34–41, mentioned in text p. 36, not illus.
Coolidge, Clark. "Clark Coolidge Class 1." Naropa Institute Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics, Boulder, July 1, 1980, Audio recording, mentioned
Ashton, Dore. A Critical Study of Philip Guston. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1990, illus. in b&w p. 28
Kingsley, April. The Turning Point: The Abstract Expressionists and the Transformation of American Art. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1992, mentioned in text p. 326, not illus.
Corbett, William. Philip Guston's Late Work: A Memoir. Boston: Zoland Books, 1994, mentioned in text p. 16, not illus.
Philip Guston Tableaux / Paintings 1947 - 1979. Exh. cat. Ostfildern: Hatje Cantz Publishers, 2000, mentioned in text p. 30
Weber, Joanna, Harry Cooper, and Laura Greengold. Philip Guston A New Alphabet: The Late Transition. Exh. cat. New Haven: Yale University Art Gallery, 2000, illus. in b&w Fig. 19, p. 42
Cooper, Harry. "Recognizing Guston (In Four Slips)." October 99 (2002): pp. 96–129, illus. in b&w p. 109 and mentioned in text pp. 108-110
Apel, Dora. Imagery of Lynching: Black Men, White Women, and the Mob. New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2004, described in text pp. 148-149, not illus.
Botelho, Manuel. Guston em contexto: até ao regresso da figura. Lisbon: Livros Vendaval, 2007, illus. in b&w p. 23 and mentioned in text pp. 23-24 and 64
Brooke, Sandy. Drawing as Expression: Techniques and Concepts. Second edition. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Education, 2007, mentioned in text p. 268, not illus.
Boime, Al. "Breaking Open the Wall: The Morelia Mural of Guston, Kadish and Langsner." Burlington Magazine, July 2008, Fig. 16 illus. in b&w p. 454 and mentioned in text p. 452
Eaton, William. "Guston, Schapiro, Rosenberg,...Dialogue." Zeteo Journal, July 13, 2016. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Gieskes, Mette. "I is an Other: Philip Guston's Imagined Incarnations of God and Klansmen." In Example or Alter Ego? Aspects of the Portrait Historie in Western Art from Antiquity to the Present. Edited by Volker Manuth, Rudie van Leeuwen, and Jos Koldeweij. Turnhout: Brepols, 2016, mentioned in text p. 292, not illus.
Timberg, Scott. "Pain and Resilience: Philip Guston at the Crossroads." Los Angeles Review of Books blog, September 21, 2019. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Teicholz, Tom. "Philip Guston's Year of Magical Resilience." Forbes, September 27, 2019. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Smee, Sebastian. "In postponing Guston exhibition, the National Gallery and three other museums have made a terrible mistake." Washington Post, September 27, 2020. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Smee, Sebastian. "A stunningly misguided decision by four museums." Washington Post, September 29, 2020, pp. C1-C2, mentioned in text, not illus.
Greenberger, Alex. "Philip Guston's KKK Paintings: Why an Abstract Painter Returned to Figuration to Confront Racism." ARTnews, September 30, 2020. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Cooper, Harry, Mark Godfrey, Alison de Lima Greene, and Kate Nesin. Philip Guston Now. Exh. cat. Washington D.C.: National Gallery of Art, 2020, illus. in b&w p. 7 and mentioned in text pp. 7, 182 and 223
Mayer, Musa. Philip Guston. London: Laurence King Publishing, 2020, illus. in b&w p. 9 and mentioned in text p. 8
Storr, Robert. Philip Guston: A Life Spent Painting. London: Laurence King Publishing, 2020, No. 4 illus. in b&w p. 17 and mentioned in text p. 15
Burnett, Craig. "Mixed emotions - the uneasy art of Philip Guston." Apollo (London), April 28, 2022. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Burnett, Craig. "Mixed Emotions." Apollo (London), May 2022, pp. 78-84, mentioned in text p. 80, not illus.
Buffington, Mike. "Commerce artwork has ties to both 1930s and today." Commerce Today (Georgia), Spring 2023, pp. 22-27, mentioned in text p. 26, not illus.
Freeman, Laura. "My father, Philip Guston, would be offended by the reaction to his show." Times (London), September 23, 2023. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Cohen, Alexander. "The Jewish artist who perfectly captured the turbulent world he was witnessing." Jewish Chronicle, October 19, 2023. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Coolidge, Clark, ed. Philip Guston: Que peindre sinon l'énigme. Translated by Éric Suchère. Strasbourg: L'Atelier Contemporain, 2023, illus. in b&w no. 10 (unpaginated) and mentioned in text p. 30
Bois-Martin, Camille. "Philip Guston en 3 peintures sulfureuses, exposées à la galerie Hauser & Wirth." Numéro (Paris), June 15, 2024. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Dunbar, Max. "The Daily Struggle: Philip Guston and American Art in the 1930s." PhD diss. Washington University in St. Louis, 2024, illus. in b&w Fig. 1.12 p. 54 and mentioned in text pp. 53 and 55
Draw Them In, Paint Them Out: Trenton Doyle Hancock Confronts Philip Guston. Exh. cat. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2024, illus. in b&w p. 20 and mentioned in text p. 18
Street, Benjamin James. "Painting Floods: History, Witness and Public Address in Philip Guston's Late Work." PhD diss. University of Easy Anglia, 2024, mentioned in text p. 50, not illus.
Mistry, Elizabeth. "Restored mural by Philip Guston, Reuben Kadish and Jules Langsner unveiled in Mexico." Art Newspaper (London), January 31, 2025. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
Mistry, Elizabeth. "Mural hidden behind fake wall sees the light: Obscured behind a false wall at a Mexico museum for decades, the bracing mural painted by Philip Guston, Reuben Kadish and Jules Langsner will finally be revealed after extensive restoration." Art Newspaper (London), February 2025, p. 10, mentioned in text, not illus.
Jager, David. "Under the Hood: A new show of Philip Guston's work begs the question: How much context is too much?" Tablet, June 2025, pp. 99-101, mentioned in text p. 100, not illus.
Philip Guston: The Irony of History. Paris: Editions Gallimard, 2025, illus. no. 8 illus. in b&w p. 20 and mentioned in text p. 17
Ward, Mya. "With Humor and Horror, Trenton Doyle Hancock Draws in Philip Guston." Observer (London), January 20, 2026. Online, mentioned in text, not illus.
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Title
John Reed Club Panel
Date
c. 1931
Medium
Fresco
Dimensions
Dimensions Unknown
Inscription
Signature unconfirmed
Catalogue Number
P31.004
Provenance
Destroyed in February 1933
Exhibitions
Bibliography
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