New Deal Art (World of Art)
An illustrated overview of federally sponsored art from the 1930s and 1940s, exploring its social context and enduring influence.
About This Book
This volume surveys the wide range of visual art created with federal support during the Great Depression era.
It places these works within the broader social and political context of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal initiatives.
The text examines how government programs employed artists and influenced public art across the United States.
Readers gain an overview of styles, themes, and lasting cultural impact associated with this period.
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