In Collection: Works Progress Administration (WPA) Posters (View all 102)

Free instruction in painting and drawing (1936)

Leslie Bryan Burroughs (American, 19th Century)

Pueblo Turtle dancers from an Indian painting, New Mexico (1939)

Louis Siegriest (American, 1899 -1989)

Be kind to books club (1936-1940)

Arlington Gregg (American, 1909 - 1964)

No creature in this world so ignorantly nurtured as the average baby (1936-1938)

Erik Hans Krause (American, 1899-1990)

Federal Theatre presents ‘… one-third of a nation’ (1936-1939)

Irving Spellens (American, 20th Century)

Are you helping; with salvage (1941-1943)

Anonymous

Nurse the baby Your protection against trouble (1936-1939)

Erik Hans Krause (American, 1899-1990)

Buckingham Fountain on Chicago’s lake front (1939)

John Buczak (American, 20th Century)

Keeping up with science (1936-1939)

Shari Weisberg (American, 20th Century)

Pomo Indian basket, California (1939)

Louis Siegriest (American, 1899 -1989)

Pennsylvania (1936)

Isadore Posoff (American, 20th Century)

Free classes – trade and technical (1936-1941)

Anonymous

The United States’ first foreign trade zone (1937)

Jack Rivolta (American, 1890-?)

WPA poster design showing the head and hands of a woman holding flowers and wheat (1936-1941)

Anonymous

See America (1936)

Frank S. Nicholson (American, 20th Century)