One hundred thirty-two Guggenheim Fellowships were awarded in 1946.[1][2] Sixty of these were awarded as part of the post-service program, which provided fellowships to otherwise qualified artists and scholars who were taken away from their studies due to the war.[3]

1946 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

Category Field of Study Fellow Notes Ref
Creative Arts Drama and Performance Art Arthur Ranous Wilmurt [4]
Fiction Gwendolyn Brooks Also won in 1947 [5][6][7]
Sam Byrd Also won in 1948 [8]
Everette Howard Hunt, Jr. [8]
Roger Lemelin Also won in 1957 [9]
Carson McCullers Also won in 1942 [10][7]
James Still Also won in 1941 [11]
Virginia Eggertsen Sorensen Waugh Also won in 1954 [12][7]
Film Maya Deren [7]
Fine Arts Eugene Berman Also won in 1948 [13][14]
Robert Noel Blair Also won in 1951 [15][14]
Manuel Bromberg [14]
Corrado Cagli [8]
Carroll Cloar [14]
Morris Cole Graves [16][14]
Mitchell Jamieson Also won in 1948 [17][3][14]
Berta Margoulies [7][14]
Merritt Mauzey [14]
Barse Miller [13][14]
Ruth Nickerson [14]
Music Composition William Bergsma Also won in 1951 [18][19]
Henry Dreyfuss Brant Also won in 1955 [20]
Alexei Haieff Also won in 1949 [19]
John Ayres Lessard Also won in 1953 [18][19]
Gian Carlo Menotti Also won in 1947 [19]
Harold Samuel Shapero Also won in 1947 [21][19]
Louise Juliette Talma Also won in 1947 [7][19]
John Weedon Verrall [21][19]
Photography Ansel Adams Also won in 1948, 1959 [18]
Wayne Forest Miller Also won in 1947 [22][23]
Wright Morris Also won in 1942, 1954 [24][25]
Eliot Furness Porter Also won in 1941 [26][27]
G. E. Kidder Smith [28]
Poetry Randall Jarrell [29]
George Zabriskie Also won in 1942 [30]
Humanities American Literature Stephen Addison Larrabee [31][8][32]
Richard Gordon Lillard Also won in 1945 [33][34]
Warren Stenson Tryon [21][34]
Bibliography William Richard Matthews Also won in 1958 [13][34]
Biography Robert Cecil Bald Also won in 1960 [15][35][34]
Marie Kimball Also won in 1945 [3][34]
British History Arthur J. Marder Also won in 1941, 1947 [34]
Classics Henry Rudolph Immerwahr [4][36][37][34]
Alice Elizabeth Kober [38][7][37][34]
James Henry Oliver (de) Also won in 1955 [34]
English Literature Robert Hamilton Ball [39]
Jerome Hamilton Buckley Also won in 1963 [40][41]
Gordon Sherman Haight Also won in 1953, 1960 [4]
Paul Harold Kocher Also won in 1955 [34]
Louis A. Landa Also won in 1966 [42]
Ernest Albert Strathmann Also won in 1954 [13][34]
Fine Arts Research Jean Charlot Also won in 1944 [21]
Frederick Hartt Also won in 1954 [4]
Folklore and Popular Culture Louis Clark Jones [35][37]
Alan Lomax [43][37]
French History Leo Gershoy Also won in 1936, 1939, 1959 [34]
General Nonfiction Cedric Belfrage [44]
Josef Berger Also won in 1938. Pseudonym: Digges, Jeremiah. [45][17][3][34]
Bradford Smith Also won in 1945 [46][8]
German and East European History Hans Rosenberg Also won in 1945 [36][38][34]
German and Scandinavian Literature Alrik Gustafson (sv) Also won in 1945 [47][34][48]
History of Science and Technology Marshall Clagett Also won in 1950 [34]
James R. Newman Also won in 1947 [49][8]
Herbert Silvette [3][34]
Latin American Literature Robert Hayward Barlow Also won in 1947 [37][34]
Linguistics Roman Jakobson [37]
Wolf Leslau Also won in 1947 [36][34]
Literary Criticism Huntington Brown [48]
Walter B. C. Watkins Also won in 1950 [50]
William Kurtz Wimsatt, Jr [4]
Medieval Literature Mary Hatch Marshall Also won in 1945 [7][34]
Robert Armstrong Pratt Also won in 1954 [38]
Theodore Silverstein [51][34]
Francis Lee Utley Also won in 1947, 1952 [34]
Music Research Edward Elias Lowinsky Also won in 1976 [36]
Emanuel Winternitz [36]
Near Eastern Studies Franz Rosenthal [49][8][32]
Philosophy Nelson Goodman [21]
Maurice Mandelbaum [25]
Charles Alexander Moore [52]
William Donald Oliver [47][48]
Russian History George P. Fedotov [34]
United States History Holman Hamilton (de) [33][34]
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. [11][21][34]
Natural Sciences Applied Science Chaim Leib Pekeris Also won in 1968, 1972 [53]
Astronomy and Astrophysics Kaj Aage Gunnar Strand [25]
Chemistry William Howard Barnes [9]
Paul Antoine Giguère Also won in 1948 [9]
James Lynn Hoard also won in 1960, 1966 [15][35]
Elwood Vernon Jensen [8][51]
Earth Science Ernest Robert Tinkham [8]
Mathematics Richard Hubert Bruck [41]
John Williams Calkin Also won in 1945 [8]
Paul Erdös Also won in 1945 [54]
Mark Kac [35]
G. Baley Price [55]
Paul Charles Rosenbloom [21]
Irving Ezra Segal Also won in 1951, 1967 [56]
Abraham H. Taub Also won in 1953 [57][58]
John William Theodore Youngs [33]
Medicine and Health Evelyn Anderson Haymaker [18][7]
Molecular and Cellular Biology Daniel I. Arnon Also won in 1962 [18]
James Thomas Culbertson Also won in 1936 [59][34]
Arthur William Galston Also won in 1950 [60]
Arthur Charles Giese Also won in 1958 [18]
Walter John Nickerson [21][7]
Organismic Biology and Ecology Robert Ballentine [61]
Rolf Ling Bolin [18]
Wilbert McLeod Chapman [18]
A. Starker Leopold [62]
Alexander Frank Skutch Also won in 1951 [63]
Lemen Jonathan Wells [47][37][48]
Physics Wayne Eskett Hazen Also won in 1953 [2][18]
Shuichi Kusaka [2][15][56]
William George McMillan [2]
Robert Leroy Platzman [2]
James Alfred Van Allen [2][17]
John Archibald Wheeler Also won in 1949 [46][8]
Plant Science Bernard Boivin [9]
Donovan Stewart Correll Also won in 1959 [64]
Hugh Carson Cutler Also won in 1942 [21]
Francis Raymond Fosberg [17][3]
Harold E. Moore Also won in 1955 [65]
Albert Charles Smith [21]
Thomas Wallace Whitaker Also won in 1958 [13]
Statistics Theodore W. Anderson [55]
Henry Scheffé [13][55]
Social Science Anthropology and Cultural Studies Gregory Bateson [37]
Joseph Benjamin Birdsell Also won in 1952 [37]
James Alfred Ford [37]
Clyde K. Kluckhohn [21][43][37][34]
Weston La Barre [43][37]
Morris Swadesh Also won in 1947 [43][37]
Economics Philip D. Bradley [21]
Sanford Alexander Mosk [18]
Political Science Harwood Lawrence Childs Also won in 1937 [34][56]
Mitchell Franklin [34]
Willmoore Kendall [17][3][34]
Franz Leopold Neumann [17][36]
Walter Bernhard Schiffer Also won in 1944 [36][34][56]
Psychology Donald Vincent McGranahan [8]
Sociology Herbert Aptheker [66]

1946 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

Category Field of Study Fellow Notes Ref
Creative Arts Fine Arts José Alonso Also won in 1945 [67]
Music Composition Alberto Evaristo Ginastera Also won in 1942, 1969 [68]
Héctor Tosar (es) (pt) (de) Also won in 1960 [69]
Humanities Architecture, Planning and Design Joao Batista Vilanova Artigas [70]
Iberian and Latin American History Carlos Bosch García (es) [32]
Julio Le Riverend Brusone (fr) (gl) [32]
Latin American Literature R. Fernando Alegría [71]
Linguistics Cecilio Lopez [37]
Philosophy José María Ferrater Mora Also won in 1948 [72]
Natural Science Astronomy and Astrophysics Paris Pişmiş [73]
Earth Science Elysiário Távora Filho (pt) [74]
Medicine and Health René Honorato Cienfuegos [75]
Molecular and Cellular Biology Otto Guilherme Bier (pt) Also won in 1941, 1945 [76]
Organismic Biology and Ecology João Moojen de Oliveira [77]
Luis René Rivas y Díaz Also won in 1945 [78]
Bernardo Villa Ramírez Also won in 1945 [79]
Plant Sciences Moisés Kramer [80]
Social Science Anthropology and Cultural Studies Pedro Armillas [37][32]
Psychology Horacio José Ambrosio Rimoldi [81]

See also

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