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| As a special bonus, with each poster purchased, you will receive a companion museum exhibition guide (above). Continuing the high-quality print standards of the poster, this guide is printed in full color, on heavy paper stock, and richly details the legacy and statewide locations of these public works of art. |
In 1933, the administration of newly elected President Franklin Roosevelt launched an ambitious program to place murals and sculptures in post offices across the country. To coincide with the national 75th anniversary of the New Deal, The State Museum of Pennsylvania brings together these same artworks for the first time in a special exhibition to offer a common canvas of Pennsylvania.
Opening November 23, 2008 through May 17, 2009, this exhibit includes photographs, color studies, archival images, and original artwork associated with some of the 88 artworks commissioned for Pennsylvania post offices between 1933 and 1942. This represents the first public exhibition of Pennsylvania’s collection, and will offer visitors a rare opportunity to glimpse, in one venue, what it likely the Commonwealth’s largest public art collection.
Capture and bring a piece of this heritage into your home or office with the purchase of this special poster. The poster features the artwork "Steel Industry" by Howard Norton Cook, 1936. This mural currently resides in the United States Post Office & Courthouse, Pittsburgh, Pa., and is provided courtesy of the General Services Administration, Fine Arts Program.
This poster is a true work of art. Designed by The State Museum of Pennsylvania, the highest quality standards of production have been maintained. Produced with high-resolution, full-color printing inks with a layer of protective varnish and printed on heavy poster stock, each poster is rolled and mailed in an oversized sealed mailing tube with end caps. The poster is 18" x 24" and perfectly sized for conventional ready-made frames.
ACT NOW to secure your copy of this limited-edition poster.
For a closer look at this exceptional poster, CLICK HERE.
For more information about The State Museum exhibition, CLICK HERE.
For more information about New Deal post office mural art, CLICK HERE.
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