Works in Museums
This is a partial list of works by Evergood in museums.
- Smithsonian (numerous)
- Tate Gallery, London (numerous)
- Boston Museum of Fine Arts (numerous)
- Los Angeles County Museum of Art (numerous)
- Art Institute of Chicago (numerous)
- Metropolitan Museum of Art (numerous)
- Museum of Modern Art, New York (numerous)
- Hunter Museum of American Art (Love on the Beach, 1937)
- Brooklyn Museum of Art (numerous)
- Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
- Montclair Art Museum (Fascist Company, 1942)
- Orange County Museum of Art (Madonna of the Mines, 1932)
- Smart Museum of Art at the University of Chicago
- Terra Foundation for the Arts (Passing Show, 1951)
- Tweed Museum of Art at the University of Minnesota, Duluth (Pittsburgh Family, 1944)
- University of Kentucky Art Museum (Self-Portrait, 1960)
- Whitney Museum of American Art (Lily and the Sparrows, 1939, The New Lazarus 1954)
- Vatican Museum (Strange Bird Contemplating the Doom of Man)
- Jule Collins Smith Museum at Auburn University (Fascist Leader, 1946)
- Baltimore Museum of Art (No Sale, 1945, Flight of Fancy, 1947)
- Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA ("Music", 1933–1959)
- Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA (The Rubber Raft, 1945)
- Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus, OH (Spring, 1934)
- Reynolda House Museum of American Art, Winston-Salem, NC (Ancient Queen, 1960)
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