What is Public Works of Art Project associated with?

Documented relationships include: funded_by, worked_for. 2 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Public Works of Art Project?

1 primary source cite this organization, including: Jicarilla Apache Fiesta.

Public Works of Art Project org

id: o_public-works-of-art-project_171cf9

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Summary: A New Deal-era program active between 1933 and 1939 that supported artistic documentation of public works and cultural events such as the Jicarilla Apache Fiesta.

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Completeness: 43/100 Grade D

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funded_by

New Deal— 1933-1939

cited from Jicarilla Apache Fiesta

Jicarilla Apache Fiesta Subjects: Rites and ceremonies; Festivals; Animals; Architecture; Domestic; Figure group; Horses; Public Works of Art Project; Teepee; New Deal, 1933-1939; Black, LaVerne Nelson; Indians of North America; Apache Indians; Native Americans; Animal; Horse; C…

worked_for

Black, LaVerne Nelson— 1933-1939

cited from Jicarilla Apache Fiesta

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Jicarilla Apache Fiesta ↗

LaVerne Nelson Black, born Viola, WI 1887-died Chicago, IL 1939 · photo · Smithsonian American Art Museum, Transfer from the General Services Administration · details