List of Notable Academy Students, Faculty, and Leadership
Notable Academy students, faculty, and leaders include:
- Thomas Pollock Anshutz
- Thomas N. Armstrong III
- Will Barnet
- Cornelia Barns
- Bo Bartlett
- Walter Emerson Baum
- Anna Whelan Betts
- Ethel Franklin Betts
- Cecilia Beaux
- Alexander Stirling Calder
- Arthur B. Carles
- Mary Cassatt
- Edward Hornor Coates (1846–1921) Tenth President of the Academy from 1890 to 1906.
- Colin Campbell Cooper
- John Rogers Cox
- Ralston Crawford
- Jack Delano
- Vincent Desiderio
- Thomas Eakins
- David Em
- Wharton Esherick
- Stephen Etnier
- Louise Fishman
- A. B. Frost
- Frank Furness
- Daniel Garber
- William Glackens
- Charles Grafly
- Walker Hancock
- James Havard
- Barkley Hendricks
- A. G. Heaton
- Robert Henri
- Edward Lamson Henry
- George Hewitt
- Thomas Hovenden
- William Sergent Kendall
- Sara Larkin
- David Lynch
- Paul Manship
- John Marin
- Don Martin
- James Metcalf
- Katherine Milhous
- Edward Percy Moran
- Alphonse Mucha
- Taras Mychalewych
- John Neagle
- Alice Neel
- Brad Neely
- Kate Moran
- Alana Bograd
- Roy Cleveland Nuse
- Violet Oakley
- Maxfield Parrish
- Charles Willson Peale
- Rembrandt Peale
- Clara Elsene Peck
- Albin Polasek
- Howard Pyle
- Jacques Reich
- Fairman Rogers
- Peter F. Rothermel
- William Rush
- Lawrence Saint
- Leopold Seyffert
- David Sherman
- Everett Shinn
- John French Sloan
- LeConte Stewart
- Frank Wilbert Stokes
- Henry O. Tanner
- William B. T. Trego
- Orlando Gray Wales
- Benjamin West
- Philip Fishbourne Wharton
- Mary B Schuenemann
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