In Collection: Works Progress Administration (WPA) Posters (View all 81)

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

Anonymous

Expecting; Get the right advice from the right sources, your doctor or health bureau (1936-1938)

Anonymous

Ready to serve – trained, efficient workers (1939)

Cleo Sara (American, 20th Century)

What about India (1941-1943)

Maurice Merlin (American, 1909 - 1947)

This breaks the back of a book! (1936)

Arlington Gregg (American, 1909 - 1964)

WPA Federal Theatre presents ‘It can’t happen here’ (1936)

Richard Halls (American, 1906 - )

A book mark would be better! (1936)

Arlington Gregg (American, 1909 - 1964)

Fight tuberculosis – obey the rules of health (1936-1941)

Anonymous

International exhibition of water colors The Art Institute of Chicago (1939)

Arlington Gregg (American, 1909 - 1964)

Cure juvenile delinquency in the slums by planned housing (1936)

Anonymous

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

Louis Siegriest (American, 1899 -1989)

Federal Dance Theatre presents Salut au monde (1936)

Richard Halls (American, 1906 - )

Jobs for girls & women (1936)

Albert M. Bender (American, 20th Century)

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