Robert Louis Franklin Jr. - After School

Robert Louis Franklin Jr. was an American artist. By age 18, when he registered for the World War II draft, Robert lived in Atlanta, where he attended Morehouse College. He enlisted in the Army from 1951–1953 and attained the rank of sergeant while serving in Korea. Robert spent at least part of his life in Chicago and Elmwood, Illinois.

In Collection: Works Progress Administration (WPA) Art (View all 421)

City Scene with Playground

City Scene with Playground (ca. 1933-1943)

Anonymous
Pacific Cable Car, San Francisco

Pacific Cable Car, San Francisco (ca. 1935–43)

Marguerite Redman Dorgeloh (American, 1890–1944)
Aspects of Negro Life; An Idyll of the Deep South

Aspects of Negro Life; An Idyll of the Deep South (1935)

Aaron Douglas (American, 1899 – 1979)
Prisoner’s Plea

Prisoner’s Plea (ca. 1935-1937)

Josephine Joy (American, 1869-1948)
Front Row

Front Row (1935–43)

Dayton Brandfield (American, 1911 - 1993)
Day Dreams

Day Dreams (ca. 1934)

Anonymous
Ebb-Tide, Juneau

Ebb-Tide, Juneau (1939)

Marianne Appel (American, 1913 – 1988)
The Turtle

The Turtle (1935–43)

Mortimer Borne (American, 1902-1987)
Scene from Ashbury Heights – San Francisco

Scene from Ashbury Heights – San Francisco (1938-1939)

Jennie Lewis (American, 1892–1944)
Sketch for Indian Dancers

Sketch for Indian Dancers (ca. 1933-1943)

Anonymous
Artist at Work

Artist at Work (ca. 1938)

Minetta Good (American, 1895–1946)
Cabaret Scene

Cabaret Scene (1936–41)

Charles L. Sallee, Jr. (American, 1913–2006)
Houses

Houses (1938)

Joseph Percy Atkins (American, 1927–1999)
Scrubwoman

Scrubwoman (1935 - 1943)

Nan Lurie (American, 1910–1985)
By Request

By Request (1936–41)

Charles L. Sallee, Jr. (American, 1913–2006)
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