This collection attempts to document all the murals and relief undertaken in the state of California as part of art projects funded by the New Deal. This includes not only work undertaken through the Federal Art Project as part of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) but also post office murals funded by the Treasury Section of Fine Arts in the United States Department of the Treasury.

The majority of this project was put together with funding from a grant from the SDSU University Grant Program. Additionally, research was undertaken using other New Deal resources, most notably Living New Deal, which was generous with supplying photographs and whose website covers a much larger aspect of the New Deal, including all of the states and all works done under the project. Many photographs were also found through the New Deal Art Registry, another online organization that documents the work done during the era. Additional photographs were supplied by various organizations in possession of the artwork and are credited in the individual pieces.

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A Visit to the Jungle
Close-up of a mural. Located in the interior library, the mural illustrates a story written by the artist. Funded by the Federal Art Project., Stacy Schambliss, schambliss@lbusd.k12.ca.us(562) 428-0202,,Complete. LB 4/10/08. We visited and Lisa took photos.,Wyman figure 208, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
A Visit to the Jungle
Located in the interior library, the mural illustrates a story written by the artist. Funded by the Federal Art Project., Stacy Schambliss, schambliss@lbusd.k12.ca.us(562) 428-0202,,Complete. LB 4/10/08. We visited and Lisa took photos.,Wyman figure 208, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
A Visit to the Jungle
Close-up of a mural. Located in the interior library, the mural illustrates a story written by the artist. Funded by the Federal Art Project., Stacy Schambliss, schambliss@lbusd.k12.ca.us(562) 428-0202,,Complete. LB 4/10/08. We visited and Lisa took photos.,Wyman figure 208, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
A Visit to the Jungle
Close-up of a mural. Located in the interior library, the mural illustrates a story written by the artist. Funded by the Federal Art Project., Stacy Schambliss, schambliss@lbusd.k12.ca.us(562) 428-0202,,Complete. LB 4/10/08. We visited and Lisa took photos.,Wyman figure 208, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
A Visit to the Jungle
Close-up of a mural. Located in the interior library, the mural illustrates a story written by the artist. Funded by the Federal Art Project., Stacy Schambliss, schambliss@lbusd.k12.ca.us(562) 428-0202,,Complete. LB 4/10/08. We visited and Lisa took photos.,Wyman figure 208, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
A Visit to the Jungle
Close-up of a mural. Located in the interior library, the mural illustrates a story written by the artist. Funded by the Federal Art Project., Stacy Schambliss, schambliss@lbusd.k12.ca.us(562) 428-0202,,Complete. LB 4/10/08. We visited and Lisa took photos.,Wyman figure 208, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
Adolph Leuzinger
One of four panels of a portable mural showing scenes of local Lawndale history. Panel depicts Adolph Leuzinger, longtime member of the Board of Trustees of Inglewood School District and the namesake for Leuzinger High School, for which the mural was created. Moved into storage in the 1970s and eventually discarded. Saved by Gloria Ramos, the librarian at Lawndale High school and hung in the library there. Funded by the Federal Art Project., Ms. Kris Aldrete, principal's secretary(310) 263-2210,,Complete. LB 11/20/07. LM (online email not working). Photo in Wyman figure 218. Called Mr. Cisneros at Leuzinger who will look into the location question. Received call back from Sandra Suarez, board member and coordinator of memorabilia. She says the panels are hung in the library at Lawndale high school on the corner of Marine and Englewood streets. Call Mr. Bravo, principal for access at 310.263.3102 - let her know if its any problem. 310.973.6169,Wyman figure 218, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
Advancement of Learning Through the Printing Press
Close-up of a mural. Located in the school library, the fresco depicts historical figures. Funded by the Federal Art Project., (415) 750-8400,Closed 6/16 to 8/13 ; Other months: Monday-Friday: 8am to 3:30pm,Complete. LB 7/3/08,, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
Advancement of Learning Through the Printing Press
Close-up of a mural. Located in the school library, the fresco depicts historical figures. Funded by the Federal Art Project., (415) 750-8400,Closed 6/16 to 8/13 ; Other months: Monday-Friday: 8am to 3:30pm,Complete. LB 7/3/08,, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
Advancement of Learning Through the Printing Press
Located in the school library, the fresco depicts historical figures. Funded by the Federal Art Project., (415) 750-8400,Closed 6/16 to 8/13 ; Other months: Monday-Friday: 8am to 3:30pm,Complete. LB 7/3/08,, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
Advancement of Learning Through the Printing Press
Close-up of a mural. Located in the school library, the fresco depicts historical figures. Funded by the Federal Art Project., (415) 750-8400,Closed 6/16 to 8/13 ; Other months: Monday-Friday: 8am to 3:30pm,Complete. LB 7/3/08,, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.
Advancement of Learning Through the Printing Press
Close-up of a mural. Located in the school library, the fresco depicts historical figures. Funded by the Federal Art Project., (415) 750-8400,Closed 6/16 to 8/13 ; Other months: Monday-Friday: 8am to 3:30pm,Complete. LB 7/3/08,, A grant from the SDSU University Grant Program funded the project.

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