Selected Solo Exhibitions
- 1906 Anderson Art Gallery, Chicago, IL
- 1906 Rowlands Gallery, Boston, MA
- 1906 Blanchard Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
- 1906 National Arts Club, New York, NY
- 1907 Academy of Fine Arts, Chicago, IL
- 1907 A.R. Kohlman Gallery, Indianapolis, IN
- 1907 Poland Spring Art Gallery, ME
- 1907 Fritz Gurlitt Gallery, Berlin, Germany
- 1908 Allied Artists Association Ltd., London, England
- 1908 Gouplil Gallery London, England
- 1908 Gurlitt Gallery, Berlin, Germany
- 1909 National Arts Club, New York, NY
- 1909 Muncie Art Association, Muncie, IN
- 1909 Charleston Gallery, Saginaw, MI
- 1910 Reinhardt Galleries, Chicago, IL
- 1910 Bruno Cassirer Gallery, Berlin, Germany
- 1911 Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA
- 1911 Walker Gallery, Montreal, Canada
- 1911 Exhibition of Recent Paintings Otto Fukushima, Elite Art Rooms, New York, NY
- 1911 MacDowell Club, New York
- 1912 Powell Art Gallery
- 1912 Folsom Galleries, New York, NY
- 1912 Coffier Art Galleries, New York
- 1912 Corcoran Gallery, Washington, DC
- 1912 Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA
- 1913 Gougland Drimi Fisher & Co., London, England
- 1916 Goupil Galleries, New York, NY
- 1917 Exhibition of Paintings by Leon Dabo Goupil Galleries
- 1918 An Exhibition of Oils by Leon Dabo Art Institute of Chicago
- 1920 Long Island Painters Plymouth Institute, New York
- 1931 Ferargil Galleries, New York, NY
- 1933 Knoedler Galleries, New York, NY
- 1938 Galerie Zak, Paris, Francis
- 1941 Ferargil Galleries, New York, NY
- 1962 Graham Gallery, New York, NY Retrospective
- 1963 Retrospective University of Michigan Museum of Art, Ann Arbor, MI
- 1964 Leon Dabo Davis Galleries, New York, NY
- 1999 Leon Dabo: A Retrospective D. Wigmore Fine Art, Inc., New York, NY
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