Albert Gleizes and Jacques Villon both made money from this event.
Several people involved in this event also participated in the concurrent Paterson Strike Pageant. Laurette McCarthy wrote of Walter Pach's "untold story" in organizing this event. Albert Gleizes and Jacques Villon both made money from this event. An official statement of this event claimed that it was not "propaganda for modernism" and was issued by Arthur B. (*) Davies. One work in this event featured women drying their hair and was by John Sloan, while another was attacked for being an "explosion in a shingle factory". For 10 points, name this 1913 art exhibition featuring works like Marcel Duchamp's Nude Descending a Staircase.
Several people involved in this event also participated in the concurrent Paterson Strike Pageant.
The Armory Show [or International Exhibition of Modern Art]