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Image courtesy of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum.
Explore a selection of New Deal artwork from the Museum collection.
FDR’s New Deal provided federally-funded jobs for millions of unemployed Americans during the Great Depression. These included tens of thousands of artists, including musicians, actors, dancers, writers, photographers, painters, and sculptors.
Government art programs rescued artists from poverty and despair. But they also served a larger purpose—to give all American access to art and culture. New Deal artists brought theater, music, and dance to every corner of the nation. They also created hundreds of thousands of public works of art—including paintings, prints, drawings, and sculpture. The Museum collection includes hundreds of artworks produced by New Deal artists.
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Title: Sovereign of the Seas
Object number: MO 1941.7.91
Primary Maker: Civilian Conservation Corps Company 1276
Date: 1940
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Title: Yacht Sewanna
Object number: MO 1941.7.101
Primary Maker: Recreation Project W.P.A. 65-14-2354
Date: 1936
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Title: Racing Sloop Hull
Object number: MO 1941.7.123
Primary Maker: Salem Street W.P.A. Recreation Center
Date: ca. 1941
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Title: The Skyscraper
Object number: MO 1942.20.9
Primary Maker: Bernard F. McMahon
Date: ca. 1933-1934
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Object number: MO 1942.35.1
Primary Maker: Stanley Jerome Hoxie
Date: mid 1930s
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Title: Figurehead of a Bearded Man
Object number: MO 1942.35.2
Primary Maker: Alton Karn Skillin
Date: ca. 1930s
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Object number: MO 1942.35.3
Primary Maker: Stanley Jerome Hoxie
Date: mid 1930s
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Object number: MO 1942.35.4
Primary Maker: John Davis
Date: ca. 1930s
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Object number: MO 1942.35.5
Primary Maker: Elizabeth Fairchild Fulda
Date: ca. 1930s