The following list of exhibition catalogs from the Library's General Collections includes major American Realist artists, such as William Glackens, George Bellows, Thomas Eakins, Edward Hopper, and George Luks.
An American Experiment by 
American realists : an exhibition of American paintings from the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries, Art Gallery of Hamilton, March 11 to April 23, 1961.The American Scene on Paper by Catalogue of the International exhibition of modern art, Association of American Painters and Sculptors, the Art Institute of Chicago, March 24 to April 16, 1913. by A Century of Caring: one hundred years of American realism by Edward Hopper and the American Imagination by
From the publisher: Edward Hopper's themes of alienation and loneliness, the emptiness of his city and landscapes, his silent hills and houses, the stark light and vivid colours of his paintings of Cape Cod - all have had a lasting impression on how Americans view themselves and their country, as well as having had an effect on how Europeans perceive America.
The Eight and American Modernisms by 
George Bellows by
From the publisher: This wide-ranging retrospective of an American genius covers, for the first time, every stage of George Bellows' short but prolific career and is destined to become the definitive work for Bellows scholarship. Published in conjunction with a major retrospective exhibition, this book documents the artist's career from his youthful meteoric rise to the largely unexplored period preceding his death. Mentored by Robert Henri, leader of the Ashcan school in New York in the early part of the twentieth century, Bellows skillfully and audaciously painted the world around him: street children, tenements, boxers, urban and rural landscapes, seascapes, war scenes, and family portraiture. He was also an accomplished graphic artist whose illustrations and lithographs addressed a wide array of social, religious, and political subjects. More than 200 reproductions from every stage of Bellows' career are accompanied by a series of essays that offer a substantial reconsideration of the artist, drawing comparisons to Manet, Goya, El Greco, and Picasso, and tracing his rise to the emergence of other American greats such as Edward Hopper. A chronology and two appendices devoted to Bellows' personal record book and his published illustrations for periodicals such as The Masses and Harper's Weekly reveal the full range of his remarkable artistic achievements. Authoritative and exhaustive, this groundbreaking book firmly establishes Bellows' unique place in the history of both American art and Western art in general.
George Luks, 1866-1933; an exhibition of paintings and drawings dating from 1889-1931. by John Sloan, a concentration of works from the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art : a 50th anniversary exhibition, April 30-June 22, 1980 by Masters of American realism : selections from the Sara Roby Foundation Collection, 1920-1980 : Fort Wayne Museum of Art, September 4-November 1, 1981. by Robert Henri and five of his pupils: George Bellows, Eugene Speicher, Guy Pène Du Bois, Rockwell Kent, Edward Hopper. by Seven special exhibitions : from December 10, 1914, to January 3, 1915 : paintings by George Bellows, paintings by Charles Warren Eaton, paintings by Jane Peterson, paintings by Robert Vonnoh, paintings by Charles H. Woodbury, sculpture by Bessie Potter V by Thomas Eakins, a retrospective exhibition. National Gallery of Art. Smithsonian Institution; the Art Institute of Chicago; Philadelphia Museum of Art. by 
Thomas Eakins Rediscovered by William Glackens memorial exhibition, December 14, 1938, to January 15, 1939. by 
Winslow Homer and the Critics - Forging a National Art in the 1870s by Winslow Homer and the Poetics of Place by 
