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Nan Lurie - Women’s House of Detention

Women’s House of Detention (1935 - 1943)

Nan Lurie (American, 1910–1985)
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This work was commissioned by the United States federal government as part of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) program. It is not subject to copyright protection.

Nan Lurie was born in 1910 and she was raised in New York City. She received a scholarship to attend the Art Students League, and she later worked as an artist in the New York WPA Graphic Art Division for four years, and collectively worked for the New York Federal Art Project from 1935 to 1942. Lurie was noted for her portrayal of urban life in the big city. Among her prints, Subway Bootblack was mentioned in Michael W. Brooks book, Subway City, which showed a strong connection and relationship to the lives of the working class. Her print also displayed the social struggle within the lives of workers at the subway.

Nan Lurie's work exhibited at the ACA Gallery, Whitney Museum of American Art, Museum of Modern Art, and the Philadelphia Museum of Fine Arts.

She worked independently and engaged in many part-time jobs, often working at nights and on her days off. She also owned her own art gallery in Chicago from 1976 to 1983.

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

Woodstock

Woodstock (1936)

Yasuo Kuniyoshi (Japanese, 1889 – 1953)
Family Picnic

Family Picnic (ca. 1935-1943)

Howard Taft Lorenz (American, 1906-1956)
Mob

Mob (1935 - 1939)

Walter Leroy Flint (American, 1909-1990)
Lighthouse

Lighthouse (1935 - 1943)

Hugh Botts (American, 1903–1964)
Brothers

Brothers (1934)

Malvin Gray Johnson (American, 1896 – 1934)
Mlle Modiste

Mlle Modiste (ca. 1935-1943)

Howard Taft Lorenz (American, 1906-1956)
Barn and Broken Down Silo

Barn and Broken Down Silo (1935-1943)

Charles Henry Alston (American, 1907 – 1977)
Jitterbug Swing

Jitterbug Swing (circa 1939)

David Burke (American, 1935–1943)
Accordion Player

Accordion Player (ca. 1939-1940)

Donald Forbes (American, 1905 - 1951)
Man and Machine

Man and Machine (ca. 1939)

Ida Abelman (American, 1910–2002)
G. G. Park District – San Francisco

G. G. Park District – San Francisco (1939)

Jennie Lewis (American, 1892–1944)
The Cotton Gin

The Cotton Gin (1938)

Scott Bell Jr. (American, 1924–1984)
April

April (1935–43)

Fritz Eichenberg (American, 1901 – 1990)
Coastline, California

Coastline, California (1935-1941)

Dong Kingman (American, 1911 – 2000)
Firehouse No. 15

Firehouse No. 15 (ca.1936)

Marguerite Redman Dorgeloh (American, 1890–1944)
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