Art competitions were held as part of the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. Medals were awarded in five categories (architecture, literature, music, painting, and sculpture), for works inspired by sport-related themes.

Art competitions were part of the Olympic program from 1912 to 1948, but were discontinued due to concerns about amateurism and professionalism. Since 1952, a non-competitive art and cultural festival has been associated with each Games.

Medal summary Architecturenone awardedPlan for a stadiumStadium for Monte CarloLiterature"Jeux Olympiques""Euryale""Vers le Dieu d'Olympie" "Sword Songs""Ode to the Tailteann Games"Musicnone awardednone awardednone awardedPainting"Corner", "Départ", and "Rugby""The Liffey Swim""Patineurs"Sculpture"Discobole Finlandais""Vers l'olympiade"BoxerSports medals

Medal table At the time, medals were awarded to these artists, but art competitions are no longer regarded as official Olympic events by the International Olympic Committee. These events do not appear in the IOC medal database, and these totals are not included in the IOC's medal table for the 1924 Games.

Events summary Architecture The following architects took part: Rank Name Country 1 not awarded 2 Alfréd Hajós, Dezső Lauber 3 Julien Médécin AC Sonja Carstensen AC Dolf Broese van Groenou, Samuel de Clercq AC Henri Guerbois, Maurice Dambrun AC Oscar Gundlach-Pedersen AC Jens Christian Kofoed AC Nico Lansdorp AC Amedeo Lavini AC Ejnar Mindedal Rasmussen AC Kay Schrøder AC Herman van der Kloot Meijburg AC Edmond Virieux, Léo Rocco AC Marinus Granpré Molière, Jos Klijnen, Pieter Verhagen AC Hendrik Happé

Literature The following writers took part: Rank Name Country 1 Géo-Charles 2 Dorothy Margaret Stuart 2 Josef Petersen 3 Charles Anthoine Gonnet 3 Oliver St. John Gogarty AC Brinsley MacNamara AC Miami Belle Louis AC Patrick Chalmers AC Robert Graves AC Albert Laisant AC T. C. Murray Rank Name Country AC Smart AC Klaus Suomela AC A. Christory AC A. Godinat AC A. Schmitt AC Charles Williams AC France Darget Savarit AC Gonzague de Reynold AC Franz Servais AC George Bamber AC H. Vincent Rank Name Country AC Henry de Montherlant AC I. Couturier AC Jacques Gazeau AC J. Ryan AC L. Alvar da Silva AC L. A. Fernández AC Lionel Montal AC Marcel Berger AC Peshoton Dubash AC Suzanne Ardoin

Music The following composers took part: Rank Name Country 1 not awarded 2 not awarded 3 not awarded AC Gerry AC George Bamber AC Henry Masquilier Thiriez AC J. Richard AC Ruby Reynolds-Lewis AC Marius Ulfrstad AC Suzanne Daneau AC Jaap Kool

Painting The following painters took part: Rank Name Country 1 Jean Jacoby 2 Jack Yeats 3 Johan van Hell AC Therese Elsen AC Médard Tytgat AC Johan Vilhelm Andersen AC Christian Asmussen AC Folmer Bonnén AC Sigurd Kielland Brandt AC Mogens Lorentzen AC Aase Lundsteen AC Knud Merrild AC Sigurd Swane AC Enayat Allah Ibrahim AC Georges Achille-Fould AC R. G. P. Baron AC René Besserve AC Simone Boutarel AC Maurice Busset AC Marguerite Carpentier AC Géo Cim AC Madeleine Cotty Rank Name Country AC Paul de Plument de Bailhac AC Léon Auguste Derruau AC Georges Rasetti AC R. M. A. Guimbert AC Jean Guinard AC Pauline Lacroix AC Louise Amélie Landré AC Jacques Henri Lartigue AC Paul Lorrette AC Yvonne Meley AC André Planson AC Henri Jean Pontoy AC René Roussel AC Hélène Schwab AC Lucien Seevagen AC Georges Villa AC Pierre Segond-Weber AC George Bamber AC Charles Simpson AC Seán Keating AC John Lavery AC Jack Yeats Rank Name Country AC Albert Simon AC Bas Veth AC Jos Croin AC Freek Engel AC Ed Gerdes AC Isaac Israëls AC Martin Monnickendam AC Max Nauta AC Egbert Schaap AC Willy Sluiter AC Cornelis Vreedenburgh AC Piet van der Hem AC Willem van Hasselt AC Cornelis van Steenwijk AC Bernard van Vlijmen AC Hendrik Jan Wolter AC Aleksandr Yakovlev Russia AC Mariya Princess Nizharadze Russia AC Oscar Früh AC Albert Welti AC R. A. M. Guilmart

Sculpture The following sculptors took part: Rank Name Country 1 Konstantinos Dimitriadis 2 Frantz Heldenstein 3 Claude-Léon Mascaux 3 Jean René Gauguin AC Victor Demanet AC Johannes Kragh AC José Clará AC Lucien Alliot AC René Andrei AC Raoul Bénard AC Marcel Bouraine AC Eugène Bourgoin AC Marguerite Carpentier AC Félix Charpentier AC François Cogné AC Alfred Cros AC Albert David AC Louis Delapchier AC Joé Descomps-Cormier AC Édouard Drouot AC Georges Engrand AC Édouard Fraisse AC Berthe Girardet Rank Name Country AC Henri Gréber AC Maurice Guiraud-Rivière AC Georges Halbout AC Elie Hervier, Pierre-Amédée Plasait AC Raoul Lamourdedieu, Camille Ravot AC Pierre Richard-Willm AC Marie Rosenfeld AC Henri Raphaël Moncassin AC Raoul Josset AC Raymond Rivoire AC Paul Landowski AC Ernesta Robert-Mérignac AC Paul Richer AC Alexandre Maspoli AC Louis Tauzin AC Lucien Marinier AC Jean Verschneider AC Francisque Michot AC Camille Ravot AC Katherine Maltwood AC Oliver Sheppard AC Antonietta Paoli Pogliani AC Vincenzo Gemito Rank Name Country AC Amleto Cataldi AC Anders Svor AC Sofus Madsen AC Fanie Eloff AC Constant Vez AC Oscar Waldmann AC Georg Eichhorn AC Hans Frei AC Marguerite Anne de Blonay AC Julius Schwyzer AC Frédéric Schmied AC Jean Dušek AC Jakub Obrovský AC Sergey Yuryevich Russia AC Ivan Zajec AC F. Kroly AC Frane Cota AC Henri Bouchard AC Paul Roger-Bloche AC Juraj Škarpa AC Henri Dropsy

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