Born: 1903, England. In U.S. from age of 2. Naturalized citizen.

Died: 1998, New York City

Art Education:
Art Students League, New York: 1925-1927; student of John Sloan
Academie Colarossi, Paris, France: 1927

Participation:
Art Students League, New York: 1925-1927; student of John Sloan
Academie Colarossi, Paris, France: 1927

Max Arthur Cohn Exhibitions:

One Man Shows: N.Y. Civic Club, 1929; New School for Social Research, 1932; ACA Gallery, 1934; Delphic Studios, 1936; Couturier Galleries, Stamford CT, 1963; Lucinda Galleries NJ, 1968; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Art History Gallery, 1989.

Group Shows: many, including New School for Social Research 1937, 1957; Watercolor Biennial, Brooklyn Museum 1939; Prints for Children, MOMA 1936 (won honorable mention); Art Students League, 1936, 1975; National Serigraph Society, 1941, 1942, 1945; N.Y. WPA Artists Ass'n shows 1977, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1984; D. Wigmore Gallery, New York, 1988; Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, New York, 1992.

Max Arthur Cohn Collections:
Prints at Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y.; Philadelphia Museum of Art; William Nelson Rockhill Gallery, Kansas City; University of Wisconsin-Madison; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; University of Wisconsin-Whitewater; Howard University; Albany University; Dallas Museum; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Denver Museum; New York Public Library; Boston Public Library; British Museum, London; Oils in Tel Aviv Museum; The National Museum of American Art (which also owns three watercolors and two prints); Museum of the City of New York (which also owns four watercolors and three lithographs). Represented in many private collections by variety of media.

Max Arthur Cohn Publications:
Co-Author: Silk Screen Stencilling as a Fine Art. New York, McGraw Hill, 1942.
Corrected and reprinted as Silk Screen Techniques, New York, Dover Press, 1956.

Max Arthur Cohn Memberships:
Art Students League, Life Member
National Serigraph Society, Founding Member
Delaware Valley Artists Association, Founding Member
N.Y. WPA Artists Association, Executive Board Member

Max Arthur Cohn Listings:
Who's Who in the East
Who's Who in American Art
Who's Who in New York
Who's Who in World Jewry
Men of Achievement, Cambridge, England
Dictionary of International Biography, Cambridge, England