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Exhibitions
(Partial listing; Group shows unless otherwise noted)

1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947; Solo Shows 1943, 1947
 * Clay Club:

1939, 1941, 1942, 1944, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951
 * National Academy of Design:

1945, 1946, 1947, 1948
 * Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts:

1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951
 * National Association of Women Artists:

1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1950, 1951
 * Audubon Artists:

1949, 1951; Joint Show with Vincent Glinsky (1972); Solo Show, 1981
 * Sculpture Center:

1948, 1949 (Annual shows), 1951 (Artists Equity)
 * Whitney Museum:

1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1948, 1950
 * Detroit Institute of Arts:

1945, 1946, 1947
 * New York Society of Ceramic Artists:

1946, 1947, 1948
 * New York Society of Women Artists:

1947; Solo Show, 1971
 * Montclair Art Museum:

Commissions / Awards

 * 1943—Michigan Artists Annual, Kamperman Haas Prize
 * 1945—National Association of Women Artists, Anna Hyatt Huntington Prize
 * 1946—New York Society of Ceramic Artists, L. Reusche and Co. Prize
 * 1951—National Association of Women Artists, 1st Prize
 * 1951—Artists Equity, Honorable Mention from Lighthouse for the Blind
 * 1951-- S.S. United States commission for sculpture for 2nd Class Smoking Lounge
 * 1952—Audubon Artists, Sculpture Prize
 * 1952—National Association of Women Artists
 * 1958—Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute, Award, Mural & Sculpture Competition
 * 1960—All Faith's Memorial Tower, Paramus, NJ
 * 1965—Architectural League of NY
 * 1967—National Association of Women Artists, Medal of Honor
 * 1968—National Association of Women Artists, Irene Feist Memorial Prize
 * 1969—National Sculpture Society, Silver Medal
 * 1970—Columbia Law School Alumni Assoc., commissioned to design 2 awards
 * 1970—National Academy of Design, Associate Member
 * 1971—National Academy of Design, Academician
 * 1971—National Association of Women Artists
 * 1971—Audubon Artists
 * 1971—National Sculpture Society, Francis Keally Award
 * 1972—National Association of Women Artists
 * 1972—Audubon Artists
 * 1975—National Association of Women Artists
 * 1975—Audubon Artists
 * 1976—National Sculpture Society, C. Percival Dietsch Sculpture Award
 * 1976—National Association of Women Artists
 * 1978—National Sculpture Society, Leonard J. Meiselman Prize
 * 1979—National Academy of Design, Ellin P. Speyer Prize
 * 1980—National Sculpture Society, Liskin Purchase Prize
 * 1982—National Association of Women Artists, Jeffrey Childs Willis Memorial Prize
 * 1984—National Sculpture Society, Edith H. & Richmond Proskauer Prize
 * 1985—New York Artists Equity Association Inc., Citation
 * 1986—Chaim Gross Foundation Award, Audubon Artists
 * 1987—Audubon Artists Silver Medal
 * 1987—Audubon Artists Medal of Honor
 * 1988—Audubon Artists Margaret Hirsch Levine Memorial Award
 * 1988—Audubon Artists Vincent Glinsky Memorial Award
 * 1990—Sculptors Guild Exhibit catalog dedicated to Cleo Hartwig (Hofstra University)

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 * Newark Museum, NJ
 * Montclair Art Museum, NJ
 * National Academy of Design
 * Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
 * Detroit Institute of Arts
 * Southern Vermont Art Center
 * All Faiths Memorial Tower (now George Washington Memorial Park), NJ
 * Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, VA
 * Lenox Hill Hospital, NY, Children's Pavilion
 * Mount Holyoke College, MA
 * State University of New York at Oswego
 * Western Michigan University