March 9–22, 1918, Exhibition: Whitney Studio, New York, NY
Lachaise articipated in the two-part "Indigenous Show." Sculptors were allowed five days and varying amounts of clay. The public was invited to watch the creative geniuses at work. Besides Lachaise, sculptors invited included: Elie Nadelman, Jo Davidson, Paul Manship, John Gregory, Hunt Diederich, James Earle Fraser, Mahonri Young, and Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney herself.
Lachaise articipated in the two-part "Indigenous Show." Sculptors were allowed five days and varying amounts of clay. The public was invited to watch the creative geniuses at work. Besides Lachaise, sculptors invited included: Elie Nadelman, Jo Davidson, Paul Manship, John Gregory, Hunt Diederich, James Earle Fraser, Mahonri Young, and Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney herself.
