WPA Posters page 8

935 historic pictures in the WPA Posters collection, in 2 sections, part of Vintage Art & Photography. Each one can be ordered as a print or licensed, and the collection is a starting point for telling stories about the past.

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WPA Posters

The squall Jean Barts drama of romantic Spain. (1937)The tuneful musical hit! Vodvil frolic of 1937 - direct from Hollywood (1937)The tuneful musical hit! Vodvil frolic of 1937 - direct from Hollywood (1937)Turn to the right The laugh hit! (1936)Two a day A cavalcade of vaudeville by Gene Stone and Jack Robinson (S) Augmented orche (1938)Two a day by Gene Stone and Jack Robinson A cavalcade of vaudeville. (1938)The United States first foreign trade zone Staten Island city of New York opened Febr (1937)The W.P.A. Federal Theatre Negro Unit [presents] Macbeth by William Shakespeare (1936)What Anne brought home (1936)While visiting the Fair commute by land or water to beautiful Sea Cliff L.I. 250 feet (1938)Work with care (1936)Work with care (1936)WPA Federal Theatre Projects Living Newspaper sponsored by Newspaper Guild of N.Y. pr (1936)The 5 & 10 [cent] store (1936)Ah Wilderness! Federal Theatre Playhouse Tulane & Miro Streets (1936)Art & Mrs. Bottle WPA Federal Theatre Playhouse Tulane & S. Miro Arpil 26 to May 7. (1936)Autumn crocus (1936)Bird of paradise by Richard Walton Tully (1936)C.E. Reynolds Mystery of broadwalk asylum (1936)Camp counselor training course Washington University (1936)Chalk dust 2nd week by popular demand. (1937)Charles Dickens immortal play The cricket on the hearth (1936)Charles Dickens The cricket on the hearth (1936)Enter madam [at] Federal Theatre La Cadena and Mt. Vernon (1936)Excursion WPA Federal Theatre Playhouse Tulane & Miro Sail in and see living actors i (1936)Federal Theatre presents Processional by John Howard Lawson The first modern American (1936)Federal Theatre presents Trojan incident Based on Homer and Euripides / Burroughs. (1936)Federal Theatre [presents] Goodbye Hollywood! The best of friends must part! (1936)Federal Theatre [presents] Room service (1936)Federal Theatre La Cadena and Mt. Vernon presents Hell-bent fer heaven! (1936)Hansel and Gretel the gingerbread children by Humperdinck Music animals dancing songs (1936)Its new! - Red white blue malt - Its different - So is Follow the parade now at Holly (1936)Last night of Don Juan (1936)Mystery of broadwalk asylum by C.E. Reynolds (1936)Noah inspiring negro spiritual fantasy (1936)Now! Federal Theatres present Midsummer varieties A tuneful sparkling vaudeville revu (1936)Popular Price Theatre presents The dictator A farce by Richard Harding Davis / Pratt. (1936)Streamlined Shakespeare - winters tale and midsummer nights dream Cut versions (S) Fede (1936)They like winter in New York State The state that has everything / J. Rivolta. (1936)To the ladies (1936)A touch of brimstone Hilarious comedy (S) Back stage life. (1936)Toy sale (1936)Training center for household employees--Household Service Demonstration Project W.P. (1936)The treasure by David Pinsky directed by Adolph Freeman (1936)Try a Yankee Doodle cocktail - New! Novel! Different! - Follow the parade now at Gree (1936)Try a Yankee Doodle cocktail - New! Novel! Different! - Follow the parade now at Holl (1936)Try our jumbo malts - its new its different so is ... Follow the parade (1936)Two a day is leaving soon (1936)Vaudeville frolic (1936)Vaudeville frolic 15 acts (S) Gala midnight show New Years eve. (1936)Vaudeville frolic Gala midnight show New Years eve (S) 15 acts. (1936)Volpone by Ben Jonson (1936)War declared Almost! (S) For full details see Warriors husband coming to Alcazar. (1936)The warriors husband Julian Thompsons satirical smash hit Positively last week! (1936)The Works Progress Administration in Ohio presents the Federal Theatre for youth in A (1936)The WPA Federal Dance Theatre presents The eternal prodigal Choreography by Gluck-San (1936)Alaska - death-trap for the Jap / Grigware. (1941)Are you helping? with salvage (1941)Blackout means black / CH. (1941)Books are weapons Read about... The negro in national defense Africa and the war [and (1941)Build for your Navy! Enlist! Carpenters machinists electricians etc. / R. Muchley (1941)Careless talk costs lives / Al Doria. (1941)Disaster Broadcast receivers can help the enemy sink you (S) Dont use them! / ETG. (1941)Dont tell him what you know about .... troop concentrations departures .... arrivals (1941)Grow it yourself Plan a farm garden now. (1941)Handle with care (1943)Help us preserve your surplus...food (1941)Home safety is front line defense Conserve - protect / Wagner. (1941)Join now The office of civilian defense needs you for decontamination squads / John M (1941)Keep it to yourself buddy (1941)Keep mum chum (1941)Keep mum Loose talk costs lives. (1941)No enemy sub will dare lift its eye if you lend your Zeiss or Bausch & Lomb binocular (1941)Save scrap for victory! Save metals save paper save rubber save rags. (1941)Sew for victory / Pistchal. (1941)This happens when you talk to others about ship sailings Lets make New Orleans a safe (1941)Volunteer civilian defense / Welch. (1941)War bonds over 90% N.O.P.E. (1941)The warriors husband Nightly except Monday (S) Hollywood Playhouse. (1942)

WPA Calendar

January ([1938])February ([1938])March ([1938])April ([1938])May ([1938])June ([1938])July ([1938])August ([1938])September ([1938])October ([1938])November ([1938])December ([1938])Works Progress Administration, Federal Art Project 1939 ([1938])This calendar, created and executed by The Poster Division of the New York Federal Art Pro ([1938])Designed and executed by The Poster Division of The Federal Art Project, Works Progress Ad ([1938])The zoopraxiscope - a horse back somersault (c1893.)

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