page_title: Susan Watkins
section_title: Career and honors
hierarchical_section_title: Susan Watkins / Career and honors
caption_attribution_description: English: Susan Watkins 1901 Certificate of Honorable Mention from The Society of French Artists
context_page_description: Susan Watkins was an American artist, known for painting in the styles of realism and impressionism. She studied under William Merritt Chase and Raphaël Collin. Two of her pieces are on permanent display at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia.
context_section_description: 1899 Honorary Mention, La Petite Hollandaise, Paris Salon
  1901 Third-Class Gold Medal, The 1830 Girl, Paris Salon - the highest award given to American artists at the time
  1901 Certificate of Honorable Mention from The Society of French Artists
  1904 Silver Medal, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis
  1906 Exhibition at Alaska-Yukon Expo in Seattle
  1910 Julia A. Shaw Memorial Prize for best painting or sculpture by an American woman, National Academy of Design, New York
  1910 Exhibition at Vickery, Atkins & Torrey
  1912 Associate Member, National Academy of Design
  1912 Prize at the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh
  Exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago
  Exhibition at the Corcoran Art Gallery, Washington, D.C.
  McMillin Prize, Woman's Art Club, New York City
  Exhibition at Mark Hopkins Institute of Art in San Francisco, now the San Francisco Art Institute
  1985 Exhibition at the Chrysler Museum of Art, "Between Continents and Centuries: Susan Watkins, An American Artist Rediscovered"
  2003 Exhibition at the Chrysler Museum of Art, "Gentle Modernist: The Art of Susan Watkins"
caption: A Mademoiselle Watkins, 1901 Certificate of Honorable Mention from The Society of French Artists
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