Student Handout 3- Federal Art Project Legacy in Pennsylvania

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

Courtesy Library of Congress

This image is not from Pennsylvania, but shows printers making serigraph posters for New York

City WPA Federal Art Project, 1940.

Courtesy National Archives, Records of the Work Projects Administration

Berks County Rural Mural

Courtesy of the Pennsylvania State Archives

Harmonica Blues, by Dox Thrash, c. 1937-38 etching, 5 x 4 inches,

Courtesy of the Federal Works Agency, Work Progress Administration on deposit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Cabin Days, by Dox Thrash, c. 1938-39

Carborundum mezzotint Plate: 10 x 9 1/8 inches (25.4 x 23.2 cm) Sheet: 11 5/8 x 10 3/4 inches (29.5 x 27.3 cm)

Courtesy of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Purchased with the Thomas Skelton Harrison Fund, 1941

Charlot, by Dox Thrash, c. 1938-39 carborundum print

Courtesy of the Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of the Federal Works Agency, Works Project Administration

Courtesy of WPA Review, Vol. A No. 7, May 1941.

Photo of Sculpture by Yoshimatsu Onaga Title: N.R.A.

Sculpture is of nude male with twisting torso (Sculpture is no longer located outside of the Philadelphia Museum of Art)

Courtesy of the Commissioners of Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Lent by Public Works Administration, Washington, District of Columbia, image provided by the Philadelphia

Museum of Art