Date added: September 28, 2014
The plaster bas relief housed in the lobby of the Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania post office was created with Treasury Department Section of Fine Arts funds. The work was completed by Malvina Hoffman in 1939.
Date added: September 28, 2014
A carved-wood bas relief sculpture, titled “Home,” is housed in the lobby of the historic Hamburg, Pennsylvania post office. Funded by the federal Treasury Department’s Section of Fine Arts, the work was created Nathaniel Kaz and completed in 1941.
Date added: September 28, 2014
The cast aluminum bas relief sculpture, “Iron Pouring,” was created by Jean de Marco with federal Treasury Department Section of Fine Arts funds. The work hangs in the lobby of the historic Danville, Pennsylvania post office.
Date added: August 1, 2013; Modified: September 28, 2014
The bas relief “Colonel Paul Whitin—Blacksmith” was produced with New Deal funds in 1939. It is displayed in the lobby of the post office in Whitinsville, Massachusetts.
Date added: May 1, 2014; Modified: September 28, 2014
The post office contains a Section of Fine Arts funded wood relief titled “Industry and Landscape of Winchendon” hangs in the lobby. It was created by Minna Harkavy in 1942.
Date added: May 1, 2014; Modified: September 28, 2014
The post office contains a Section of Fine Arts funded oil painting titled “First Landing at Weymouth” hangs in the lobby. It was painted by Guy Pene du Bois in 1942.
Date added: September 28, 2014
The historic post office in South Hadley, Massachusetts contains a Section of Fine Arts tempera mural titled “Composite View of South Hadley.” The mural, which hangs in the lobby, was painted by Saul Levine in 1942.
Date added: September 28, 2014
Rockport, Massachusetts’s public library houses a Federal Art Project (FAP) mural titled “Rockport Goes to War”. The mural was painted by Samuel F. Hershey. The mural hands in a corridor on the second floor.
Date added: July 23, 2013; Modified: September 28, 2014
This mural “Preparing Rockport Granite for Shipment” was painted by W. Lester Stevens with Treasury Section of Fine Arts funds in 1939. The mural hangs in the lobby of the Rockport, Massachusetts post office.
Date added: November 24, 2013; Modified: September 28, 2014
George Kanelous painted the tempera mural “Early Paper Making” in 1941. It still resides above the Postmaster’s door at the East Walpole post office.
Date added: April 22, 2014; Modified: September 28, 2014
A Section of Fine Arts fresco, “Quakers and the Site of Adams,” painted by Helen Rubin Stoler in 1940, hung in the lobby but has since been destroyed.
Date added: September 28, 2014
The post office in Orange, Massachusetts contains a Section of Fine Arts-funded plaster relief titled “Builders of Orange.” It was created by Oronzio Maldarelli in 1939.
Date added: January 14, 2014; Modified: September 27, 2014
The former Cliffside Park, New Jersey post office contained a 1938 Section of Fine Arts relief entitled “Rural Delivery” by Bruno Neri, then of Perth Amboy. The present status and location of the relief is unknown to Living New Deal…. read more
Date added: January 27, 2013; Modified: September 27, 2014
The post office contains a 1941 Section of Fine Arts mural by Axel Horn entitled “Yellow Springs-Preparation for Life Work.” This mural depicts a young man laboring at the edge of a field, having just cut down a large tree… read more
Date added: August 17, 2013; Modified: September 26, 2014
The mural “St. Clair River,” installed in the lobby of the St. Clair, Michigan post office, was painted by James Calder. This was a Treasury Section of Fine Arts-funded project.