WPA Mpls Handicraft Project Handwrought Steel

Group of three wood carved and painted WPA Minnesota Handicraft Project figurines. One of a mustached man in a sombrero with a parrot, which is detached. Marked along the bottom with "Mpls. WPA H

MILWAUKEE WPA HANDICRAFT PROJECT Three folios of textile samples, Milwaukee, WI, ca. 1935-42: Volume I: Surface Patterns, Volume V: Motifs, and Volume VI: Supplement; Block-printed linen, heavy card s

Milwaukee WPA Handicraft Project Blockprinted Textile Sample Book, 1940s THE FIRST Book of 12 WPA block-printed textiles. The book is titled: Applied Design Blockpri

Milwaukee Handicraft Project, (American, 20th century), WPA Handicraft Project #740 (a group of 6 works), color prints on linen, largest 16" x 17.5"

WPA Milwaukee Handicraft Project block printed fabric banner, depicting a circus scene. Signed Warren along the lower center, for Barbara Warren (American, 1915-2005). Inkstamped "WPA Handicraft

Steel Town Panorama. Color screenprint, 1941. 406x546 mm; 16x21½ inches, wide margins. Signed in pencil, lower right. Titled in pencil, lower margin. Published by the Federal Art Project, WPA, Ne

Scotch child with bobbed black hair and blue eyes in original outfit with plaid cotton skirt and matching stockings, white blouse and blue jacket, matching hat, sporran and plaid. Excellent condition

LITHO 'WINDY DAY', BERNARD JOSEPH STEFFEN, NEW YORK CITY WPA ART PROJECT, SIGNED, C. 1930; 12" X 17"

Welch Girl with brown short curly hair and original outfit with navy blue skirt, light blue apron and white bonnet, in overall excellent condition.

American, 20th Century. A WPA museum extension project diorama depicting Native American weavers; ht. 8.5, wd. 12.5, dp. 10.5 in.

Mexican pair with hard molded faces and wire armature bodies in original dancing outfits; Turkish pair with papier-mâché faces and cloth bodies with original clothing; Swiss pair tableau with girl a

[New York and San Francisco W.P.A. Projects]. Group of 3 windowcard posters, 2 silkscreen, 1 gouache maquette. Sizes vary. Includes Art Students League of San Francisco / Fall Session; Nassau - Suffo

Kristof Slanina (1899-1978). St. Paul, MN WPA painted wood folk art Christmas nativity scene with hinged panels. Signed along the center lower left. Marked "WPA Handicraft Dist. 3 717" along

A massive example typically carried by Janissaries and the Bektashi dervishes who accompanied them into battle, the heavy handwrought steel head with broad, crescent bit and hammer peen. On its wooden

4 Folk Art items, Work Projects Administration and Boy Scouts. 1st item: WPA painted plaster figural ashtray depicting a worker with shovel leaning against a sign reading "W.P.A. Project No. 7-11". 5

This is an original Work Projects Administration sign from Malta, Montana. The sign is painted red, white and blue and reads "A WPA Project Improve Strts. & Alleys Sponsored by City of Malta Work Proj

A very fine original lithograph by New York artist Harry L Taskey. Image size 11 1/2 x 15 3/4 inches, c. 1935, edition of about 25, published by the New York City WPA Project, pencils signed and title

Dorothea Lau (American, b. 1916-20th century). Color lithograph on paper titled "Evening in the Gateway," ca. 1930s. Depicting a scene from the Minneapolis Gateway District during the Great Depression

Dorothea Lau (American, b. 1916-20th century). Color lithograph on paper titled "Vegetable Market," ca. 1930s. Signed in pencil along the lower right. Titled and numbered 25/25 in pencil along the low

Oil on canvas 22 x 18 in, 30 x 26 in (framed)

Stuart Kraft, Texas sculptor Creator of Booker T's “Pegasus?? died 2015. From a Palm Beach FL estate. - Dimensions: 28"x 16"x 59" & 18"x 20"x 60"

Mildred (Simon) Rackley (American, 1906-1992) A diptych work of art containing two lithographs in colour. A Federal art project, WPA, published 1940. Both works are signed, inscribed and stamped. Boog

STUDY IN GREEN AND BLACK, 1941, color woodcut, signed and titled in pencil, published by WPA Art Project, NYC, plate 10 x 14”, full margins, framed with glass.

An untitled depiction of a Kansas Madonna Circa 1930s. The unsigned oil on coarse canvas woven from jute or hemp with blue stripe, the lower stretcher is lettered 'Kansas Arts Project, WPA APA Topeka