"Indians Watching Stagecoach in the Distance"
New Deal Agencies: Treasury Section of Fine Arts
Completed: 1937
Artists: Edward Buk Ulreich
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Description
Edward Buk Ulreich painted two murals for the Columbia, Missouri, post office in 1937: “Indians Watching Stagecoach in the Distance” and “Pony Express.” He was paid $1,580 for his murals, commissioned by the Department of the Treasury’s Section of Painting and Sculpture. After the post office moved to a new location, the murals were moved to city offices where they stayed from 1967-2004. In 2010, they were installed at the National Archives at Kansas City, located in Missouri.
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"Indians Watching Stagecoach in the Distance"
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"Pony Express"
Source notes
http://www.scribd.com/doc/41752905/New-Life-for-WPA-Art-Prologue-Fall-2010 Originally posted in the New Deal Art Registry: http://www.newdealartregistry.org/ http://www.scribd.com/doc/41752905/New-Life-for-WPA-Art-Prologue-Fall-2010, accessed November 6, 2014.