Notable Students
- Charles Addams
- Hans Burkhardt
- Gerald Curtis Delano
- John Philip Falter
- Arnold Friberg
- Mary Goldsmith
- Arthur Roy Mitchell
- Walter Tandy Murch
- Stow Wengenroth
- Arthur Sarnoff
- Norman Rockwell
- Harold Von Schmidt
- John Clymer
- Jack Coggins
- F. Luis Mora
- Alex Raymond
- Frank J. Reilly
- Frank DuMond
- Edmund Greacen
- Pruett Carter
- Ken Riley
- Saul Tepper
- Lyman Anderson
- James E. Allen
- Mario Cooper
- Eric Pape
- Henry Martin Gasser
- Norman Saunders
- Gottlob Briem
- Arthur Roy Mitchell
- Knute O. Munson
- Roderick Fletcher Mead
- Bob Kane
- Gus Bundy
- Eugene Healan Thomason
- Clare Bice
- Stuart Davis
- Ethel Schwabacher
- Willem de Kooning
- Elsa Bley
- Ben Ganz
- Elliot Orr
- Marie Stobbe
- Samuel Hershey
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