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W. P. A. Federal Art Project of Illinois--Sculpture exhibition - 433 East Erie Street--April 10th - May 12th ca. 1939
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W. P. A. Federal Art Project of Illinois--Sculpture exhibition - 433 East Erie Street--April 10th - May 12th ca. 1939
Poster for a sculpture exhibition sponsored by the W.P.A. Federal Art Project, showing a hand holding clay that has been shaped into the form of a face
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This print captures a moment frozen in time, showcasing the essence of artistry during the 1930s. The image portrays a poster for a sculpture exhibition sponsored by the W. P. A. Federal Art Project of Illinois, held at 433 East Erie Street from April 10th to May 12th, circa 1939. The focal point is an intricately sculpted clay face delicately cradled within a hand. This symbolic representation epitomizes the transformative power of art as it molds raw materials into profound beauty and emotion. The artist's skillful hands have breathed life into this form, capturing every intricate detail with precision. As we delve deeper into this historical context, we are transported back to an era marked by both economic hardship and artistic resurgence - the Great Depression leading up to World War II. Amidst these challenging times, government-sponsored initiatives like the W. P. A. Federal Art Project provided support for struggling artists while enriching communities through public exhibitions such as this one. This archival print serves as a testament to resilience and creativity amidst adversity; it reminds us that even in our darkest moments, art has the power to uplift spirits and inspire hope. It encapsulates not only an important chapter in American history but also celebrates human ingenuity and expression that transcends time itself.
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