Records of the Public Building Service, testual [sic] records of the Section of Fine Arts, Public Buildings Administration, and its predecessors [microform] : case files concerning establishment of federal buildings, 1934-43, (9 folders) for Fresno, California ; Reedley, California ; and Selma, Cali

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Records of the Public Building Service, testual [sic] records of the Section of Fine Arts, Public Buildings Administration, and its predecessors [microform] : case files concerning establishment of federal buildings, 1934-43, (9 folders) for Fresno, California ; Reedley, California ; and Selma, California. [1934-1943]

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Correspondence relating to mural and sculpture decorations in the Fresno, Reedley, and Selma post offices and the Fresno City Hall. Artists for Fresno: Emma Lou Davis, Marguerite Zorach, Helen Burton, and Henry Varnum Poor ; Reedley : Boris Deutsch ; Selma: Herman Chamberlain.

ca. 560 p.

California State University, Fresno, Henry Madden Library

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California State University, Fresno, Henry Madden Library

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United States Post Office (Selma, Calif.)

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United States. National Archives and Records Service

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Fresno City Hall (Fresno, Calif.)

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United States Post Office (Reedley, Calif.)

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United States. Public Buildings Administration

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United States Post Office (Fresno, Calif.)

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Bruce, a painter, Washington, D.C., directed the Public Works of Art Project, Dec. 1933 - June 1934 and the Section of Painting and Sculpture (later the Section of Fine Arts), a program in the Treasury Department and later reorganized under the Public Buildings Administration of the Federal Works Agency, established to administer the decoration of public buildings. From the description of Material concerning Edward Bruce, 1933-1960. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 83145267 ...