of Art, for the painting, Mississippi Girl (1943) 1946 – Lithography Prize from John Herron Art Institute 1951 – First Walter Lippincott Prize at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts 1952 – First Altman Prize for figure drawing from the 127th Annual National Academy of Design 1956 – Second Purchase Prize at the Butler Institute of American Art, for the painting, Elegy 1959 – The Grumbacher Prize from the National Association of Women Artists (NAWA) 1959 – Election to the National Academy of Design organization. Image gallery See also List of artists from Brooklyn References External links Oral history interview with Marion Greenwood, 1964 Jan. 31, from the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution Marion Greenwood artwork on Artnet.com Indito, art print by Marion Greenwood Works by Marion Greenwood in US museums, ArtCyclopedia "Singing Mural" by Marion Greenwood at the University of Tennessee American women painters American engravers Mexican muralists 20th-century American painters Art Students League of New York alumni Académie Colarossi alumni Artists from Brooklyn 1909 births 1970 deaths Painters from New York City People from Woodstock, New York American muralists American war artists National Academy of Design members Section of Painting and Sculpture artists 20th-century American women artists Women muralists American women printmakers Federal Art Project artists Treasury Relief Art Project artists 20th-century American printmakers United States Army artists Women engravers 20th-century engravers