Two hundred and forty-three Guggenheim Fellowships were awarded in 1954.[1][2]

1954 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

CategoryField of StudyFellowNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyMerce CunninghamAlso won in 1959[3]
Drama and Performing ArtsW. Denis Johnston[4]
FictionStephen Becker[5]
Julius HorwitzAlso won in 1965[5]
Virginia Eggertsen Sorensen WaughAlso won in 1946[6][7][5]
Fine ArtsKenneth Callahan[8]
Naum Gabo[9]
Edward L. Haber[10]
Joseph Lasker[11]
Harold ParisAlso won in 1953[12]
Bernard PerlinAlso won in 1959[13]
Henry Rox (de)[14]
John Williams Taylor[15][10]
Music CompositionLouis CalabroAlso won in 1959[16]
Lou Silver HarrisonAlso won in 1952[17][18]
Alan HovhanessAlso won in 1953[19]
Hunter JohnsonAlso won in 1941[20]
Benjamin George LeesAlso won in 1966[21]
Julia Amanda PerryAlso won in 1956[22]
Robert L. Sanders[23]
Eugene Herbert Weigel[11]
PhotographyWright MorrisAlso won in 1942, 1946[24][7][5]
John SzarkowskiAlso won in 1961[25]
PoetryJorge GuillénAlso won in 1959[26]
Anthony Evan HechtAlso won in 1959[27][10]
May Sarton[28]
Peter R. ViereckAlso won in 1948[29]
HumanitiesAmerican HistoryCarl Julius Bode[30][31]
American LiteratureEdwin H. CadyAlso won in 1975[32][10]
David Howard Dickason[33][34][11]
Andrew Reuben Hilen, Jr.[35]
Architecture, Planning and DesignKenneth John ConantAlso won in 1926, 1928, 1929, 1930[36][37]
BiographyMary Wells Knight Ashworth[38]
Samuel Flagg BemisAlso won in 1960[5][9]
British HistoryMargaret Atwood Judson[39]
Russell Amos Kirk[40]
Arthur Maheux[41]
Conyers ReadAlso won in 1951[42]
ClassicsMilton Vasil Anastos (el)Also won in 1966[28][30]
Truesdell Sparhawk Brown[21]
Evelyn Byrd Harrison[43]
Jakob Aall Ottesen Larsen[44][11][18]
Berthe Marie Marti[7]
Ben Edwin PerryAlso won in 1930[45][11]
East Asian StudiesJames Irving Crump[40]
Stanley K. Hornbeck[46]
Economic HistoryRondo Emmett CameronAlso won in 1969[2]
English LiteratureRalph Cohen[21]
Charlton HinmanAlso won in 1953[47][31]
Samuel Frederick Johnson[48]
Ada Blanche NisbetAlso won in 1948[21]
Arthur Hawley Scouten (de)[49][7]
Ernest Albert StrathmannAlso won in 1946[21][48]
Edward Surtz[48][11]
Fine Arts ResearchRichard Bernheimer (de)[7]
Jane Costello Goldberg[50]
Sydney Joseph FreedbergAlso won in 1949[48]
Frederick HarttAlso won in 1946[51][48]
Charles Seymour, Jr.[9][48]
Paul Stover Wingert[52]
Adja YunkersAlso won in 1949[53]
Folklore and Popular CultureMarius BarbeauAlso won in 1956[54]
French HistoryArthur Layton Funk[55]
Louis R. GottschalkAlso won in 1928[56]
French LiteratureVictor H. BrombertAlso won in 1969[9]
Lester G. Crocker[57][31]
Nathan Edelman[58]
Norman Lewis TorreyAlso won in 1932[59]
General NonfictionJames Baldwin[5]
Marguerite Higgins[5]
Oscar W. Koch[60]
David T. W. McCord[61]
John Edward PfeifferAlso won in 1952[62]
German and East European HistoryHajo HolbornAlso won in 1961[9]
Arthur May[63][10]
German and Scandinavian LiteratureStuart P. AtkinsAlso won in 1968[28][48]
Bernhard BlumeAlso won in 1963[64]
Heinrich Edmund Karl HenelAlso won in 1951[2]
Jack Madison SteinAlso won in 1962[65]
Hermann J. Weigand (de)[66]
History of Science and TechnologyCarl Benjamin Boyer[67]
Charles Coulston GillispieAlso won in 1970[68]
Thomas S. Kuhn[69]
Intellectual and Cultural HistoryCarl Emil Schorske[9]
Italian LiteratureErnst PulgramAlso won in 1962[40]
Charles S. SingletonAlso won in 1950, 1962[28]
LinguisticsYuen Ren ChaoAlso won in 1968[44][18]
Mark J. DresdenAlso won in 1956[49][7]
Joseph Harold GreenbergAlso won in 1982[70]
Literary CriticismMary Ethel Dichmann[71]
Samuel Holt Monk[72][73]
Lewis Pearson Simpson[74][71]
Medieval HistoryBryce LyonAlso won in 1972[28]
Medieval LiteratureCora Elizabeth LutzAlso won in 1949[7]
Robert Armstrong PrattAlso won in 1946[20]
Music ResearchDavid Dodge BoydenAlso won in 1966, 1970[44]
William Loran Crosten[17][44][18]
Eta Harich-SchneiderAlso won in 1953, 1955[75]
Paul Henry Lang[76]
Kenneth Levy[48]
Frederick William Sternfeld[28]
Near Eastern StudiesTheodor Herzl GasterAlso won in 1959[7]
Ann Louise Perkins[9]
PhilosophyVianney Décarie[41]
Mortimer R. Kadish[64]
Armand Augustine Maurer, Jr.[41]
Reidar Thomte[77][73]
ReligionRobert Friedmann[40]
Abraham Joshua Heschel[78]
Renaissance HistorySears Reynolds JayneAlso won in 1969[44][48][18]
Craig R. ThompsonAlso won in 1942, 1955, 1968[49][48]
Russian StudiesJohn Shelton Curtiss[20][18]
Slavic LiteratureElias Denissoff[34][11]
Spanish and Portuguese LiteratureEnrique Anderson Imbert[40]
Joaquín CasaldueroAlso won in 1944[79]
Juan Roura-Parella (ca)[9]
United States HistoryOscar Handlin[28]
Henry Lumpkin[30][31]
John Francis McDermott[51]
Walter Prescott WebbAlso won in 1938[80]
Rubin Richard Wohl[11]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsHenry George Booker[32][10]
Harold Levine[81]
Chia-Chiao LinAlso won in 1960[82]
Milton Denman Van Dyke[17][44][18]
Astronomy and AstrophysicsJohn Barrows Irwin[33][34][11]
ChemistryBerni Julian Alder[44][18]
Fred Basolo[11]
Donald James Cram[21]
Paul J. Flory[32][10]
Herbert Sander Gutowsky[83][11]
Lester Guttman[56][11]
Donald Frederick Hornig[84]
David Newton Hume[85]
Walter McClellan Lauer[73]
Chester Thomas O'Konski[44][18]
George Claude Pimentel[44][18]
John D. RobertsAlso won in 1952[86]
Max Tofield Rogers[40]
William Frederick Sager[30]
Robert Lane Scott[21]
Harrison Shull[33]
Walter H. Stockmayer[87]
Charles Gardner Swain[88]
Stanley Gerald ThompsonAlso won in 1965[44][18]
Geoffrey Wilkinson[28]
Mathew K. Wilson[28]
Earth ScienceLloyd Arnold Brown[31]
Kenneth E. Caster (de)Also won in 1943, 1955[89][64]
John Wyatt DurhamAlso won in 1965[44]
Albert E. J. Engel[21]
Fritiof Melvin Fryxell[90][11]
Edward H. Graham[30]
Cornelius Searle Hurlbut, Jr.[28]
Hans JennyAlso won in 1942[91]
Peter H. Misch[92]
Bryan PattersonAlso won in 1951[11]
Joanne Malkus SimpsonAppointed as Joanne Starr Malkus[93]
Herbert Edgar Wright, Jr.[72][73]
EngineeringNeal Russell AmundsonAlso won in 1975[72][73]
Joseph William Johnson[94]
Osman Kamel Mawardi[95]
Dennis Granville Shepherd[32][10]
Nelson Wax[11]
Arthur Henry Waynick[7]
MathematicsDouglas George Chapman[96]
Shiing-Shen ChernAlso won in 1966[11]
Magnus Rudolph Hestenes[21]
Ellis Robert KolchinAlso won in 1961[97]
Friederich Ignaz Mautner[31]
Hans Rademacher[49][7]
Maxwell A. Rosenlicht[11]
Alexander WeinsteinAlso won in 1955[30][31]
Medicine and HealthArpad Istvan Csapo[31]
Ladislas J. Meduna[11]
Robert Oliver Scow[98]
Julian Tobias[11]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyWerner Bergmann[9]
Robert Harza Burris[2]
Louis-Paul Dugal[41]
Hans Gaffron[11]
Frank R. N. Gurd[33][28]
Donald James Hanahan[99]
Teru Hayashi[100]
Norman H. Horowitz[21]
Bruce Connor Johnson[101]
Hardin Blair Jones[18]
Max Kleiber[18]
William N. LipscombAlso won in 1972[102][73]
Arthur Hamilton Livermore[103]
Peter Reed Morrison[2]
Arthur Leslie Neal[32][10]
Hans Neurath[104]
Man Chiang NiuAlso won in 1955[17][44][18]
Esmond Emerson SnellAlso won in 1962, 1970[105]
Cornelis Bernardus van NielAlso won in 1944[106][17][44][18]
John Lewis Wood[107]
Gerard R. Wyatt[41]
Organismic Biology and EcologyWilliam J. Baerg (fr)[108]
Arthur Grover Humes[109]
Yoshio KondoAlso won in 1953[110]
Eugene Rabinowitch[111]
Edward Shearman Ross[17]
Arthur Henry Whiteley[112]
PhysicsHerman Feshbach[113]
Henry M. Foley[114]
William A. FowlerAlso won in 1961[21]
David H. Frisch[115]
George Fred Koster[116]
John Henry Manley[117]
Norman F. Ramsey, Jr.[28]
Lewis Judson Stannard, Jr.[11]
John C. WheatleyAlso won in 1980[11]
William M. Woodward[118]
Plant ScienceRobert Wayne AllardAlso won in 1960[21]
Grant Cottam[2]
Herbert Bashford CurrierAlso won in 1961[44]
Ralph O. Erickson[49][7]
Roy N. Jervis[40]
George Hill Mathewson Lawrence[32][10]
Jacob Levitt[51]
Harlan Lewis[21]
Marion Ownbey[119]
Johannes Max Proskauer[44][18]
Edward Kemp Vaughan[103]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesRichard Stockton MacNeish[120]
Hallam Leonard Movius, Jr.[28]
EconomicsEveline Mabel Burns[121]
John P. Carter[18]
Edgar Owen Edwards[122]
Walter Galenson[44][18]
Alexander Gerschenkron[28]
Leo Grebler[123]
Melvin Warren Reed[56][17][18]
Lloyd George ReynoldsAlso won in 1966[9]
George Joseph Stigler[124]
Lorie Tarshis[17][44][18]
Friedrich August von Hayek[11]
LawMax Rheinstein[11]
Political ScienceRobert Kenneth Carr[28]
Karl DeutschAlso won in 1971[125]
Leslie W. Dunbar[126]
Carl J. FriedrichAlso won in 1951[127]
Arthur Maass[28]
Bertus Harry Wabeke[30]
PsychologyClarence J. PfaffenbergerAlso won in 1953[17][44][18]
SociologyNathan GlazerAlso won in 1966[128]
Malcolm Jarvis Proudfoot[11]
George Lee Simpson, Jr.[129]

1954 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

CategoryField of StudyFellowNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionGeorge Lamming[130]
René Marqués[131]
Fine ArtsRafael Tufiño[132]
Music CompositionJuan A. Orrego-SalasAlso won in 1945[33]
Natural SciencesAstronomy and AstrophysicsVíctor M. BlancoAlso won in 1948[133]
ChemistryManuel García MorínAlso won in 1955[133]
Earth ScienceFélix González BonorinoAlso won in 1980[133]
Paulo Erichsen de Oliveira[133]
Medicine and HealthSilvio Díaz Escobar[133]
Lauro Sollero (pt)[133]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyConrado Federico AsenjoAlso won in 1937, 1938[134]
Norberto José PalleroniAlso won in 1953, 1955[135][133]
Américo Pomales-LebrónAlso won in 1963[133]
NeuroscienceCarlos E. Eyzaguirre (es)Also won in 1953[136][133]
Organismic Biology and EcologyRenato L. Araujo[133]
Jorge A. Crespo[133]
Teodoro G. Megia[133]
William H. Partridge[133]
Pedro WygodzinskyAlso won in 1959[133]
Plant ScienceGustavo Huertas GonzálezAlso won in 1955[133]
Mario Meneghini[133]
Gerardo Offimaria Ocfemia (nl)[133]
Raulino Reitz (es) (pt)Also won in 1968[133]
Alfonso Trejos-Willis (es)Also won in 1955[133]
Jorge Helios Morello WylerAlso won in 1955, 1958[133]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesJean Caudmont[133]
Alfredo Pacyaya[133]
Lauro José Zavala[133]
SociologyOrlando Fals-BordaAlso won in 1953[137][133]

See also

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