The Artists of the WPA

1: Designer Unknown, USA Work Program, circa 1936.

2: Will Barnet, Desolation, 1935.

3: Joseph Biel, The Watchman.

4: Leonard Pytlak, Keeping Warm, circa 1936.

5: Robert James Malone, Alabama Crap Game, circa 1940.

6: Philip Howard Evergood, Farmer's Sorrow, 1938.

7: Peggy Bacon, Tired Eyes, 1935.

8: Margaret Bourke-White, The American Way of Life (At the Time of the Louisville Flood, Kentucky), 1937; printed 1980s.

9: Marion Post Wolcott, Migrants waiting in line to be paid off for picking cotton, near Mileston, Mississippi, 1939; printed 1978.

10: Seymour Fogel, Untitled, 1940.

11: Eli Jacobi, A Nap, 1936.

12: Seymour Fogel, New York No. 1, 1936.

13: Julius Bloch, Resting, 1930.

14: Hyman Warsager, Preserve the Initiative for Children, circa 1937.

15: Rockwell Kent, And Now Where? 1936.

16: Jack Delano, A family standing in a doorway, 1930s.

17: Charles Pollock, Man at the Well, circa 1930.

18: Joseph Vogel, Man on Pier, 1934.

19: A selection of 4 photographs by Dorothea Lange, Ben Shahn, Arnold Eagle/David Robbins, and Arthur Rothstein, 1935-38; the Lange printed 1970s.

20: Arthur Rothstein, Son of a Sharecropper, Mississippi County, Arkansas * Sharecropper's child suffering from rickets and malnutrition, Wilson cotton plantation, Mississippi County, Arkansas, 1935.