1913

First group show in Paris at the Salon d'automne; exhibits a sculpture "Eve."

1914

Exhibits in a group show at the Salon des Tuileries.

1925

Exhibits paintings and bas-reliefs at Gallery Devambez, Paris.

Writes a monograph in Yidn Knister on the work of Amadeo Modigliani.

1926 

Exhibits in Berlin at Fritz Gurlitt Gallery, in New York at the New Art CircleGallery.

Also exhibits in Cologne.

Paints an oil portrait of Zamaron.

1927

Designs a theater curtain for the Jewish Art theater, New York.

Exhibits hammered copper bas-reliefs and paintings at Galerie Brian Robert, Paris.

Several paintings and bas-reliefs are purchased by the French art collector Zamaron.

Copper mask purchased by the Musée du Luxembourg, Paris. (Now at the French Consulate in Jerusalem.)

Exhibits in Frankfurt and at Galerie Polonia, Warsaw. The National museum (Krakow) purchases his works.

Exhibits at Gallery Lilla, Stockholm.

The National University in Jerusalem purchases a portrait in copper of the poet André Spire.

1928

Exhibits in Zurich, at Gallery Zlota in Lodz, and at Zwionzek Art Polski in Krakow.

1929

Exhibits at Gallery Zlota in Lodz, and at Zwionzek Art Polski in Cracow. 

The Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati purchases a copper bas relief "Two Musicians".

1934

Exhibits his two "Walks of the Cross," purchased by the Saint John Church and the Holy Rosary Church in Toronto, at Galerie Lucy Krogh, Paris.

1935

The convent of the Carmes, Antwerp, purchases the stone sculpture "Prophete Elie".

1936

The terra cotta "Madonna" is purchased by The Friends of Old Paris and placed in the Marais neighborhood of Paris.

Exhibits in the Salon d'art sacré, Paris.

1937

Exhibits at the Universal Fair, Paris 

Exhibits in the Salon d'art sacré, Paris. 

Paints on commission a portrait in oil of the Maharaja of Baroda (India).

1938

Exhibits in the Salon d'art sacré, Paris.

1939

Exhibits 12 bas-reliefs made for La Societé des Nations at the Universal Fair in New York.

1942

The Polish government in exile (London) purchases the tapestry "Ruth et Boaz" as a gift to General de Gaulle.

1942-43

Makes 35 drawings of Polish soldiers and officers in the Polish army in Scotland. (Now in the collection of the Yivo Institute in New York.)

Also executes two busts for the Saltire Society.

1944

Exhibits at the Royal Academy, at the London Group, and at the Leicester Gallery, London.

1946

His stone sculpture "Creation" is purchased by the Polish Government as a gift to the French Union C.G.T. It is placed in the park of the Manoir de Courcelles.

1947

The Belgian government purchases his stone sculpture "Head of Dominique".

Exhibits the bronze sculpture "King David" at the Sculpture Biannual in Antwerp.

1951

The French Institute in London purchases the wood sculpture "Resistance".

1953

The Dominican Convent in Oslo purchases the sculpture "Saint Dominique".

1954

The Museum of Modern Art, Paris, purchases a bust in wood (Now at the French Consulate in Jerusalem.)

1955

Exhibits 26 sculptures, 20 small bronzes, plus drawings and lithographs at the French Institute in London.

Exhibits at The Gallery, Chicago and in New Paltz.

1956

Exhibits at the Brackpot gallery, Antwerp.

1957

Exhibits at the Salon d'art sacré," Paris.

Exhibits at Au Cheval de Verre, Antwerp.

1958

Marek Szwarc dies suddenly in Paris at the age of 66.

The French government purchases his last work, the wood sculpture" Libera me".

The Vatican Museum purchases the wood sculpture "Voice in the Desert".

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