Daily News | June 13, 1992, Page 55
Antiques and The Arts | June 12, 1992
Cover Magazine | Summer 1992, Page 17
The WPA Era: Urban Views & Visions, examines various stylistic interpretations of America's cities executed during the 1930s and early 1940s, a point commonly reffered to as the WPA era.
Art of the WPA era is frequently associated with traditional social realist imagery, such as breadlines and Hoovervilles. However, many artists were creating more dynamic, avant garde visions of urban American life. In addition to the social realist views, this exhibition explores Cubist, Surrealist, and Expressionist renderings of the urban landscape.
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