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Series 1: Biographical Material and Personal Papers, 1931-1988
(Box 1; 19 folders)

Biographical material includes nine typed career summaries/resumes for Cahill, dated circa 1935-1941. The resumes provide basically the same information with only minor variations in wording, with some handwritten notations and typed inserts to update the descriptions of Cahill's career through the early 1940s.

Also found here is a transcript of an interview, "Reminiscences of Holger Cahill," conducted by Joan Pring; a 1961 letter from Cahill's sister; a document entitled "Notes on the life of Holger Cahill" by Cahill's wife, Dorothy C. Miller, which provide details of Cahill's childhood and his work; and a 1988 letter from Dorothy Miller enclosing a copy of Cahill's birth certificate dated 1887. The series also includes a copy of

Time

from September 5, 1938, picturing Cahill on the cover and an article about his work with the WPA.

The series also includes financial records consisting primarily of receipts and balance sheets for artwork purchased and sold, many of them issued by the American Folk Art Gallery in which Cahill held a partnership with Edith Halpert and Berthe Kroll Goldsmith.

Description	Container
Biographical Material, circa 1935-1939	1105 0012-0021
Biographical Material, circa 1940-1988	5285 0003-0026
Financial Records, 1931-1938	5287 1016-1035
Financial Records, 1939-1940	5287 1036-1062
Financial Records, 1941-1950	5287 1063-1096
Financial Records, 1942-1956	5287 1097-1119
Interview Transcript, 1957	5285 0027-0653
Interview Transcript, Index, 1957	5285 0654-0670

Series 2: Correspondence Files, 1922-1979, 1993
(Boxes 1-2; 1.5 linear ft.)

This series consists of personal and work-related correspondence (primarily incoming correspondence) between Cahill and various friends and colleagues. While a large portion of the series documents Cahill's position as Director of the FAP, it also extends beyond those years and illuminates other aspects of Cahill's career including his interest in folk and Asian art, and his work as an art critic.

There is significant correspondence with the artist Stanton MacDonald Wright between 1936 and 1950, and with the artist Irene Pereira between 1950 and 1953. The series also documents research which Cahill conducted in the late 1940s on the development of the Index of American Design for his introduction to a book on the Index by the National Gallery of Art, published by the Macmillan Company. Correspondence from 1949 provides another angle on the historical details of the FAP through lengthy correspondence documenting Cahill's criticism of William Francis McDonald's book

Federal Relief Administration and the Arts

(Ohio State University Press, 1969).

There is a large amount of correspondence from July 1960 comprising sympathy letters to Dorothy C. Miller following Cahill's death. Correspondence from 1977 encloses a catalog of an exhibition organized by New York WPA Artists, Inc., at the Parsons School of Design in November 1977. The exhibition,

New York City WPA Art

, was dedicated to the memory of Holger Cahill.

A list of most of the correspondents (with the exception of those microfilmed on reel 1105) can be found in the Appendix: Alphabetical List of Correspondents in Series 2

Description	Container
Correspondence, undated	5285 0673-0704
Correspondence, 1922-1925	5285 0706-0717
Correspondence, 1929	5285 0718-0728
Correspondence, 1930-1931	5285 0729-0749
Correspondence, 1932-1933	5285 0751-0770
Correspondence, 1934	5285 0772-0790
Correspondence, January-February 1935	5285 0792-0836
Correspondence, March-June 1935	5285 0838-0882
Correspondence, July-December 1935	5285 0884-0914
Correspondence, January 1936	5285 0916-0936
Correspondence, February 1936	5285 0938-1003
Correspondence, March 1936	5285 1005-1054
Correspondence, April 1936	5285 1056-1089
Correspondence, May 1936	5285 1090-1103
Correspondence, June 1936	5285 1104-1131
Correspondence, July 1936	5285 1132-1153
Correspondence, August 1936	5285 1155-1205
Correspondence, September 1936	5285 1206-1220
Correspondence, October 1936	5285 1221-1242
Correspondence, November 1936	5285 1243-1282
Correspondence, December 1936	5285 1283-1303
Correspondence, January-June 1937	5285 1304-1341
Correspondence, July 1937	5285 1342-1389
Correspondence, August 1-13, 1937	5285 1390-1420
Correspondence, August 14-31, 1937	5285 1421-1458
Correspondence, September-October 1937	5285 1459-1474
Correspondence, November-December 1937	5285 1475-1501
Correspondence, January-August 1938	5285 1502-1534
Correspondence, September-December 1938	5286 0003-0045
Correspondence, January-March 1939	5286 0046-0068
Correspondence, April-June 1939	5286 0069-0089
Correspondence, July-September 1939	5286 0091-0113
Correspondence, October-December 1939	5286 0114-0149
Correspondence, 1940	1105 23
Correspondence, January-March, 1940	5286 0150-0220
Correspondence, April-June 1940	5286 0221-0255
Correspondence, July-December 1940	5286 0256-0308
Correspondence, January-March 1941	5286 0309-0360
Correspondence, April-June 1941	5286 0361-0407
Correspondence, July-August 1941	5286 0408-0445
Correspondence, September-December 1941	5286 0446-0471
Correspondence, 1942	1105 0024-0046
Correspondence, January-June 1942	5286 0472-0511
Correspondence, July-December 1942	5286 0512-0530
Correspondence, 1943	1105 0047-0064
Correspondence, January-February 1943	5286 0531-0576
Correspondence March-April 1943	5286 0578-0607
Correspondence May-December 1943	5286 0608-0649
Correspondence January-May 1944	5286 0650-0684
Correspondence June-December 1944	5286 0685-0718
Correspondence 1945	5286 0719-0772
Correspondence 1946	5286 0773-0822
Correspondence 1947	5286 0823-0836
Correspondence, January-May 1948	5286 0837-0888
Correspondence, June-December 1948	5286 0889-0923
Correspondence, January-February 1949	5286 0924-0950
Correspondence, March 1949	5286 0951-0984
Correspondence, April 1-12, 1949	5286 0985-1021
Correspondence, April 13-28, 1949	5286 1022-1039
Correspondence, April 29-30, 1949	5286 1040-1079
Correspondence, May 1949	5286 1080-1105
Correspondence, June 1-9, 1949	5286 1106-1146
Correspondence, June 10-21, 1949	5286 1147-1179
Correspondence, June 22-30, 1949	5286 1180-1199
Correspondence, July 1-14, 1949	5286 1200-1223
Correspondence, July 15-31, 1949	5286 1224-1240
Correspondence, August 1949	5286 1241-1247
Correspondence, September 1-12, 1949	5286 1248-1286
Correspondence, September 14, 1949	5286 1287-1347
Correspondence, September 15-30, 1949	5286 1348-1364
Correspondence, October-December 1949	5286 1365-1392
Correspondence, January-March 1950	5286 1393-1417
Correspondence, April-June 1950	5286 1418-1442
Correspondence, July-October 1950	5286 1443-1484
Correspondence, November 1950	5286 1486-1513
Correspondence, November-December 1950	5287 0003-0024
Correspondence, January-March 1951	5287 0025-0059
Correspondence, April-August 1951	5287 0060-0091
Correspondence, September-December 1951	5287 0092-0119
Correspondence, January-May 1952	5287 0120-0154
Correspondence, June-August 1952	5287 0155-0186
Correspondence, September-December 1952	5287 0187-0202
Correspondence, January-June 1953	5287 0203-0218
Correspondence, July-December 1953	5287 0219-0250
Correspondence, 1954	5287 0251-0286
Correspondence, 1955	5287 0287-0332
Correspondence, 1956	5287 0333-0359
Correspondence, 1957-1959	5287 0360-0401
Correspondence, January-June 1960	5287 0402-0406
Correspondence, July 1960 (3 folders)	5287 0407-0516
Correspondence, July 7-8, 1960	5287 0517-0548
Correspondence, July 9-10, 1960	5287 0550-0614
Correspondence, July 11, 1960 (2 folders)	5287 0615-0662
Correspondence, July 12, 1960	5287 0663-0688
Correspondence, July 13-14, 1960	5287 0689-0727
Correspondence, July 15-18, 1960	5287 0728-0767
Correspondence, July 19-24, 1960	5287 0768-0803
Correspondence, July 25-31, 1960	5287 0804-0829
Correspondence, August 1960	5287 0831-0880
Correspondence, September-December 1960	5287 0881-0925
Correspondence, 1961-1972	5287 0927-0932
Correspondence, 1977	5287 0933-1006
Correspondence, 1979, 1993	5287 1008-1014

Series 3: Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project, 1934-1970
(Boxes 2-14, 18, MMs009; 10.75 linear ft.)

This series documents Cahill's directorship of the WPA FAP from 1935 to 1943 and provides fairly comprehensive coverage of the development, operation, problems and accomplishments of FAP projects at the national and state level. Records include correspondence and memoranda, national and state reports, financial records, meeting minutes, exhibition files, printed material, scrapbooks and photographs and date from 1934 to 1970 with the bulk of the material dating from 1935 to 1943.

The series is arranged into fourteen subseries:

3.1: General Subjects, circa 1934-1943, 1953

3.2: Artist Files, 1935-1943

3.3: Administration of the National WPA/FAP, 1935-1942

3.4: Administration of the State WPA/FAP, 1935-1943

3.5: Meeting Minutes and Transcripts, 1936-1941

3.6: Allocations, 1935-1943, 1970

3.7: Community Art Centers, 1934-1946

3.8: FAP Divisions, 1935-1940

3.9: Index of American Design, 1936-1947

3.10: Exhibitions, 1935-1942

3.11: Other New Deal Art Projects, 1935-1942

3.12: Publicity and Printed Material, 1934-1944, 1961

3.13: Scrapbooks, 1936-1939

3.14: Photographs, circa 1935-1948

Description	Container
3.1:General Subjects, circa 1934-1943, 1953 This subseries contains general records of the FAP including correspondence and memoranda, information on administrators, advisory committee records, employment statistics, manuals and reports. Records relating to administrators include biographical sketches and/or photographs of the following FAP administrators: Donald Bear, Thaddeus Clapp, D. S. Defenbacher, Audrey McMahon, Eric Mose, Concetta Scaravaglione, Alexander Stavenitz, and George Thorp. The records include photos of McMahon, Mose, Scaravaglione, Stavenitz, and Thorp. Advisory committe records include lists of committee members for the Federal Music Project, the Federal Theatre Project, and the Federal Art Project; correspondence related to the selection of members for the Fine and Applied Arts Committee of the FAP; and information (such as names, addresses and occupations) concerning members of FAP advisory committees organized by state. General files include reports on various aspects of the FAP and general program operations and accomplishments, program descriptions and summaries, procedural documents and administrative forms. These are followed by lists of FAP projects, a notebook documenting FAP activities in the southern states and a report on the FAP's activities to 1939. Also found here are records relating to support and criticism of the FAP, the war effort and "negro art" including memoranda, reports, a typescript of a speech by Thomas C. Parker, press releases and printed material.
Administrators, Lists of, circa 1935-1936	5287 1132-1142
Administrators, Photographs and Biographical Sketches, circa 1935-1936	5287 1143-1171
Advisory Committees, circa 1935	1105 0366-0382
Advisory Committees Correspondence, 1935	1105 0383-0408
Advisory Committees, Alabama, circa 1939-1940	1105 0409-0414
Advisory Committees, California, circa 1939-1940	1105 0415-0431
Advisory Committees, Colorado, circa 1939-1940	1105 0432-0434
Advisory Committees, Connecticut, 1939-1940	1105 435
Advisory Committees, Delaware, circa 1939-1940	1105 0436-0438
Advisory Committees, District of Columbia, circa 1939-1940	1105 0439-0441
Advisory Committees, Florida, 1939-1940	1105 0442-0444
Advisory Committees, Illinois, circa 1939-1940	1105 0445-0453
Advisory Committees, Iowa, circa 1939-1940	1105 0454-0464
Advisory Committees, Louisiana, circa 1939-1940	1105 0465-0468
Advisory Committees, Maine, circa 1939-1940	1105 0469-0471
Advisory Committees, Maryland, circa 1939-1940	1105 0476-0481
Advisory Committees, Massachusetts, circa 1939-1940	1105 0472-0475
Advisory Committees, Michigan, circa 1939-1940	1105 0482-0492
Advisory Committees, Minnesota, 1939	1105 493
Advisory Committees, Missouri, 1939-1940	1105 494
Advisory Committees, Montana, 1939	1105 495
Advisory Committees, New Hampshire, 1939-1940	1105 496
Advisory Committees, New Jersey, 1939-1940	1105 0497-0499
Advisory Committees, New York, 1939-1940	1105 0500-0501
Advisory Committees, North Carolina, 1939	1105 502
Advisory Committees, Ohio, 1940	1105 503
Advisory Committees, Oklahoma, circa 1939-1940	1105 504
Advisory Committees, Oregon, 1939	1105 0505-0509
Advisory Committees, Pennsylvania, circa 1939-1940	1105 0510-0515
Advisory Committees, Rhode Island, circa 1939-1940	1105 0516-0517
Correspondence and Memoranda, circa 1935	NDA 15 0399-0400
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1935-1936 (1 of 2)	NDA 15 0374-0398
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1935-1936 (2 of 2)	NDA 15 0682-0728
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1936-1937	NDA 15 0417-0430
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1938	NDA 15 0729-0733
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1938-1939	NDA 15 0431-0479
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1939 (1 of 2)	NDA 15 0734-0740
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1939 (2 of 2)	NDA 15 0748-0754
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1940 (1 of 3)	NDA 15 0480-0488
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1940 (2 of 3)	NDA 15 0741-0743
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1940 (3 of 3)	NDA 15 0746-0747
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1941 (1 of 2)	NDA 15 0744-0745
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1941 (2 of 2)	NDA 15 0755-0766
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1942	NDA 15 0489-0493
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1942-1943	NDA 15 0767-0789
Correspondence and Memoranda, circa 1943	NDA 15 0798-0803
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1953	NDA 15 0790-0797
Draft Operating Manual of Museum Services and Education Aids, circa 1935-1940	1105 0581-0615
Employment Figures, 1935-1936, undated	1107 0383-0422
Employment Figures, January-March 1936	1107 0423-0453
Employment Figures, April-December 1936	1107 0454-0480
Employment Figures, 1937-1942	1107 0481-0507
Employment Figures, 1942	NDA 15 1031-1032
General Files, undated (1 of 3)	NDA 15 340
General Files, undated (2 of 3)	NDA 15 0558-0559
General Files, undated (3 of 3)	NDA 15 0665-0667
General Files, circa 1934-1935	5288 0093-0245
General Files, circa 1935 (1 of 2)	1105 0282-0292
General Files, circa 1935 (2 of 2)	5288 0247-0400
General Files, circa 1936	5288 0401-0574
General Files, 1936 (1 of 2)	NDA 15 0401-0416
General Files, 1936 (2 of 2)	NDA 15 0822-0853
General Files, circa 1937 (1 of 2)	5288 0575-0804
General Files, circa 1937 (2 of 2)	NDA 15 0569-0601
General Files, circa 1938	5288 0805-1117
General Files, circa 1939	5288 1118-1243
General Files, 1939 (1 of 2)	NDA 15 0606-0615
General Files, 1939 (2 of 2)	NDA 15 0873-0889
General Files, circa 1940	5288 1244-1520
General Files, 1940	NDA 15 0657-0664
General Files, circa 1941	5289 0004-0227
General Files, circa 1935-1942	1105 0557-0580
General Files, circa 1942	5289 0229-0260
General Files, 1942 (1 of 2)	NDA 15 0645-0654
General Files, 1942 (2 of 2)	1105 0542-0552
General Files, circa 1942-1943	NDA 15 0890-0977
General Files, circa 1943	5289 0261-0362
Lists of Projects, 1942	5287 1120-1128
Miscellaneous Records, 1940-1942	1109 1023-1065
Notebook, FAP Region 3, Southern, 1935	5287 1405-1493
Report, National WPA/FAP: Summary and Recommendations for Continuation, 1939	1105 0975-1086
WPA/FAP and Negro Art, 1938-1943	1105 0616-0635
WPA/FAP, Criticism of, 1936-1943	1105 0636-0645
WPA/FPA, Support of, 1936-1939, undated (1 of 2)	1108 0939-0941
WPA/FPA, Support of, 1936-1939, undated (2 of 2)	1105 0646-0666
WPA/FPA and War Effort, 1940-1943	1105 0667-0784
3.2:Artist Files, 1935-1943 This subseries contains records relating to FAP artists. Correspondence is primarily between Cahill and various artists and includes letters of recommendation written by Cahill. General records include a typescript of an interview with Edith Halpert of Downtown Galleries, a document containing case studies on the "Adjustments of Individuals" during FAP work in Michigan; and printed material. A notebook entitled "Artists Whose Loan Assignments Have Been Completed," records "loans" of artists to various states and cities in order to work on FAP projects. All individual artist files contain a biographical sketch of the artist, unless otherwise noted. Some files also contain photographs of the artist, as indicated.
Description	Container
Artist Files, Correspondence, 1935-1943	1107 0038-0098
Artist Files, General Records, 1935-1943	1107 0001-0021
Artist Files, Lists of Artists and Works, 1938-1941	5287 1173-1266
Artist Files, Notebook "Artists Whose Loan Assignments Have Been Completed,", 1938-1939	1107 0099-0157
Abbott, Berenice, undated	5287 1268-1270
Barela, Patrocino, circa 1935 (resume)	1107 0022-0026
Bennett, Gwendolyn, undated	5287 1271-1272
Bird, Elzy J., undated	5287 1273-1274
Brown, Samuel J., undated (includes photo of Brown)	5287 1275-1279
Bufano, Beniamino, undated	5287 1280-1284
Bufano, Beniamino, 1941 (catalog)	1107 0027-0037
Cervantez, Pedro, undated (includes photo of Cervantez)	5287 1285-1287
Curtis, Phillip C., undated	5287 1288-1289
Evergood, Philip, 1939 (includes photo of Evergood)	5287 1290-1292
Gershoy, Eugenie, undated	5287 1293-1294
Gettens, Rutherford J., undated	5287 1295-1296
Gorky, Arshile, undated	5287 1297-1298
Gregory, Waylande, undated	5287 1299-1303
Guglielmi, Louis, undated	5287 1304-1305
Hiler, Hilaire, undated	5287 1306-1307
Hord, Donal, undated	5287 1308-1309
Hunter, R. Vernon, undated	5287 1310-1311
Jacobi, Eli, undated	5287 1312-1313
Knaths, Karl, undated	5287 1314-1315
Kopman, Benjamin, undated	5287 1316-1318
Macdonald-Wright, Stanton, undated	5287 1319-1322
Murray, Hester Miller, undated	5287 1323-1325
Newell, James Michael, undated (includes photo of Newell)	5287 1326-1329
Olds, Elizabeth, undated (includes photo of Olds)	5287 1330-1333
Palo-Kangas, John, undated (includes photo of Palo-Kangas)	5287 1334-1336
Park, Paul, undated (includes photo of Park)	5287 1337-1338
Quirt, Walter, undated (includes phot of Quirt)	5287 1339-1343
Rourke, Constance, undated	5287 1344-1345
Segal, George, undated (photo of Segal only; see also Box 18)	5287 1346-1348
Seltzer, Leo, undated (photo of Seltzer only)	5287 1349-1351
Siporin, Mitchell, undated (includes photo of Siporin)	5287 1352-1357
Sommer, William, undated (includes photo of Sommer)	5287 1358-1362
Speck, Walter E., undated (includes photo of Speck)	5287 1363-1368
Sutton, Harry H., undated (includes photo of Sutton)	5287 1369-1372
Trentham Eugene, undated (typescript by and photo of Trentham)	5287 1373-1377
Velonis, Anthony, undated (includes photo of Velonis)	5287 1378-1382
Viviano, Emmanuel, undated (includes photo of Viviano)	5287 1383-1386
Ward, Lynd, 1939 (includes photo of Ward)	5287 1387-1390
Weisenborn, Rudolph, undated (includes photo of Weisenborn)	5287 1391-1395
White, Francis Robert, undated (includes photo of White)	5287 1396-1399
Wolff, Robert Jay, undated (includes photo of Wolff)	5287 1400-1404
3.3:Administration of the National WPA/FAP, 1935-1942 This subseries includes detailed financial records, memoranda, organizational charts and plans, and reports documenting the administration of the FAP at the national level. A file relating to the 1939 changeover includes a typescript by George Biddle, Memorandum on a Post-War Reorganization of the Section of Fine Arts and Other Federal Art Projects , and a reprint of Art Under Five Years of Federal Patronage , also by Biddle. Reports consist pimarily of progress reports provided by Cahill and Thomas C. Parker in addition to several general reports written by Cahill, scattered field trip reports, and miscellanous documents providing general accounts of the activities of the FAP. General memoranda and program descriptons contain questionnaire results, descriptions of FAP programs, typescripts containing general program descriptions (possibly given as speeches or issued as press releases), and related news clippings. Summaries of WPA art programs includes five copies of a document, "The WPA Art Program - A Summary," with hand-written notations updating the information in the Summary through 1942.
Description	Container
1939 Changeover and After, 1939-1942	1106 0113-0210
Financial Records, Vouchers for Per Diem, 1942	1105 0154-0249
Financial Records, Vouchers for Per Diem, 1942-1943	1105 0250-0280
Financial Reports, Allotments and Encumberances, 1936-1937	1106 0319-0333
Financial Reports, Analysis of Expenditures, 1935-1943	1106 0358-0389
Financial Reports, Financial Summaries, 1936-1939	1106 0390-0394
Financial Reports, State Directors of Finance and Statistics, 1937	1106 0356-0357
Financial Reports, Status of Art Project, 1936	1106 0334-0355
Memoranda, 25% Non-Relief Exemptions, 1935-1936	1106 0001-0112
Memoranda, General, and Program Descriptions, 1936-1940	1105 1171-1328
Memoranda, Sponsorship, 1937	1106 0306-0318
Organization Charts, circa 1938	1105 1088-1092
Organization Plan, 1938	1105 1093-1170
Reports, 1936-1937	1105 1329-1446
Reports, 1937	NDA 15 0560-0568
Reports, 1939	NDA 15 0504-0508
Reports, 1937-1940	1105 1447-1552
Summaries of WPA Art Programs, 1940-1942	1106 0211-0305
3.4:Administration of the State WPA/FAP, 1935-1943 This subseries contains records documenting the adminstration of the FAP at the state level. It includes general correspondence and memoranda regarding state activities as well as reports of state program operations and accomplishments, field trip reports, and newsletters and bulletins from state art centers organized alphabetically by state. This subseries contains a second set of state studies which, in addition to administrative reports, includes reports representing research and writing conducted as part of the FAP work done at the state level. The second group of reports is also arranged alphabetically by state, and then chronologically, and includes social studies conducted by members of the Federal Writers Program.
Description	Container
Correspondence, 1935-1940	1106 0395-0417
Field Trip Reports, 1935	NDA 15 0804-0807
Lists of State and Regional Directors, circa 1935-1936	NDA 15 0808-0821
Memoranda to State and Regional Directors, 1935-1936	1105 0127-0145
Memoranda to State and Regional Directors, 1937	1105 0104-0126
Memoranda to State and Regional Directors, 1938	1105 0076-0103
Memoranda to State and Regional Directors, 1939	1105 0065-0075
Memoranda to State and Regional Directors, Requisitioned Material, 1936	1105 0146-0153
Midwest Mural Competition, undated	5290 0506-0516
California, undated	NDA 15 0978-0989
California, circa 1935-1937	1106 0418-0513
Florida, circa 1936	1106 0514-0522
Illinois, 1936	NDA 15 0862-0865
Illinois, 1940	1106 0523-0530
Iowa, 1936	NDA 15 0859-0861
Iowa, circa 1937	1106 0531-0537
Kansas, 1935	1106 0538-0540
Kansas, 1936	NDA 15 0854-0858
Minnesota, undated	NDA 15 0532-0538
Minnesota, 1939	1106 0541-0550
Minnesota, 1943	1106 0554-0562
Missouri, 1935	NDA 15 0539-0557
Missouri, 1942	1106 0551-0553
New York City, 1935-1943	1106 0563-0594
New York State, 1937-1938	1107 0701-0737
North Carolina, 1936	1106 595
Oregon, 1940	1106 0596-0601
Pennsylvania, circa 1935-1940	1106 0602-0612
Texas, 1935	1106 0613-0617
Virginia, 1936	1106 0618-0625
Wyoming, 1937	1106 0626-0654
Arizona, The Phoenix Art Center by Morsell, undated	5289 0364-0372
California, [ Young California Artists ] by Morsell for Parnassus , undated	5289 0373-0377
California, The Hand-Writing on the Walls by Homer W. Evans, undated	5289 0378-0389
California, The Study of Early American Wall Painting in Southern California by Warren W. Lemmon, undated	5289 0390-0400
California, Redwood Sculpture on the Federal Art Project , undated	5289 0401-0402
California, Children's Art Classes by Vivian Swelander, undated	5289 0403-0409
California, An Exhibition for Artists and Layman Behind the Scenes in Making a Mosaic , undated	5289 0410-0413
California, An Exhibition That Graphically Demonstrates the Use of Art in Public Buildings , undated	5289 414
California, Aquatic Park Exhibition , undated	5289 0415-0422
California, [ Beniamino Bufano ], undated	5289 0423-0425
California, Sculpture Produced on Federal Art Project of the WPA, California , undated	5289 0426-0427
California, Southern California Creates , undated	5289 0428-0455
California, Federal Art Project, Los Angeles Museum, 1936	5289 0457-0461
California, [ Federal Art Project ], 1936	5289 0462-0465
California, Report from the Northern California Project, circa 1937	5289 472
California, Transcript of Interview Was There A Mission Style of Design? with Frank Freidel and Warren W. Lemmon, 1937	5289 0466-0471
California, Folk Arts in California From 1769 to 1846 by Marjorie Evelyn De Bord, 1938	5289 0473-0555
California, Federal Art Project Reviews Accomplishment , 1938	5289 0556-0557
California, Untitled, circa 1938	5289 558
California, Calfornia's Medical Story in Fresco , 1939	5289 0559-0574
California, Historical Murals in the Los Angeles County Hall of Records Board of Supervisors Hearing Room , 1939	5289 0575-0601
California, Southern California Art Project , Los Angeles Museum, 1939	5289 0602-0611
California, Federal Art Project , [1940]	5289 0612-0616
California, Southern California Art Project , 1942	5289 0617-0629
District of Columbia, The Works Program , undated	5289 0630-0634
District of Columbia, National Exhibit of Children's Art , undated	5289 0635-0638
District of Columbia, The Federal Art Project: A Summary , undated	5289 0639-0644
Florida, Autobiographical Sketch by Eve Alsman Fuller, 1936	5289 0645-0648
Florida, Financial Report of Federal Art Galleries of Florida, 1936	5289 0649-0650
Florida, Jacksonville WPA Art Center Brochure, 1942	5289 0651-0658
Florida, Report on the History of the FAP in Florida, 1942	5289 0659-0707
Illinois, Cotton Mather by M. R. Bevier, undated	5289 0708-0724
Illinois, The Centennial Exposition of 1876 by Helen Sikuta, undated	5289 0725-0806
Illinois, Early Clockmakers in the United States by Oscar Bluhme, undated	5289 0807-0823
Illinois, Swiss in Chicago Prior to 1900 by Albert Rudin, undated	5289 0824-0828
Illinois, Polish Emmigration by Stanley Mazur, undated	5289 0829-0849
Illinois, English Settlement, Edwards County, Illinois , undated	5289 0850-0854
Illinois, Moravian Brethren by Helen Sikuta, undated	5289 0855-0883
Illinois, Early Textiles of the Mormon Pioneers by E. J. Bird, undated	5289 0884-0886
Illinois, Notes on Coverlets , undated	5289 0887-0897
Illinois, Early American Copper , undated	5289 0898-0901
Illinois, Mural America by Increase Robinson, undated	5289 0902-0917
Illinois, Applied Arts Report, undated	5289 0918-0958
Illinois, Bishop Hill Paintings by Archie Thompson, undated	5289 0985-0988
Illinois, Bishop Hill Colony by Ingegerd Linden, circa 1936	5289 0970-0984
Illinois, Bishop Hill Biographies by Unidentified Author, circa 1936	5289 0989-1008
Illinois, Bishop Hill, Illinois , 1936 (includes 5 photos of the town)	5289 0961-0969
Illinois, Suggestions For Material and Its Location in Illinois , 1936	5289 1010-1016
Illinois, WPA Sculptors Lift Chisels to a 2 1/2 Hour Day , Press Digest, August 19, 1936	5289 1017
Illinois, Condensed Statistical Report Covering Mural Project in Illinois, October 27, 1936	5289 1018
Illinois, Stencilled Walls by William L. Warren, 1937	5289 0959-0960
Illinois, Bishop's Hill by Holger Cahill, 1941	5289 1009
Illinois, Project Officials Hail Illinois Art Show at Federal Gallery , February 15, 1938	5289 1019-1022
Illinois, The Illinois Art Project , [1939]	5289 1023-1029
Illinois, Baseball In Old Chicago , 1939	5289 1030-1070
Illinois, Millar's Chicago Letter , 1940	5289 1071-1082
Iowa, A Guide to Dubuque , 1937	5289 1083-1103
Iowa, [ Sioux City Community Federal Art Center ], 1938	5289 1104-1114
Iowa, Information and Reports on the Two Hemisphere Band Chariot, 1938	5289 1115-1143
Louisiana, Report by Gideon T. Stanton, undated (1 of 2)	5289 1144-1146
Louisiana, Report by Gideon T. Stanton, undated (2 of 2)	5289 1149-1152
Louisiana, Statement by Dr. Robert E. Plunkett, undated	5289 1147-1148
Louisiana, New Orleans: What To See, How To See It , 1935	5289 1153-1154
Louisiana, Afton Villa , 1935	5289 1155-1163
Louisiana, Report of Federal Art Project of Louisiana as of, May 1, 1939	5289 1164-1169
Michigan, Untitled Report, undated	5289 1170-1184
Michigan, Michigan School for the Blind Receives Sculpture by WPA Artists , undated	5289 1185
Michigan, Lincoln by Samuel Cashwan, undated	5289 1186
Michigan, The Puppets of the Lano Family , undated	5289 1187-1189
Michigan, Fredenthal Murals in the Detroit Naval Armory , undated	5289 1190-1192
Michigan, Edgar Yaeger's Murals in the Detroit Naval Armory , undated	5289 1193-1194
Michigan, Royal Oak High School Receives Mural Panel by the Makielski Brothers , undated	5289 1195-1196
Michigan, Exhibition Press Releases, Index of American Design, 1937-1938	5289 1197-1201
Michigan, Report on Art Projects for Unemployment Relief in Michigan, 1935-1942 by Paul McPharlin, [1942]	5289 1202-1237
Minnesota, Minnesota Artist , 1939	5289 1238-1251
Minnesota, [ Walker Art Center ], 1940	5289 1252-1283
Missouri, Press Release, undated	5289 1284-1289
Missouri, People's Art Service Center , undated	5289 1290-1292
Missouri, Work Projects Administration Service Division - Missouri, Accomplishment Report , February 1, 1943	5289 1293-1335
Nebraska, Nebraska Folklore: Pioneer Recollections , 1940	5289 1336-1349
New Jersey, Program Operation Report, undated	5289 1350-1360
New Jersey, The Williamsburg Housing and Newark Airport Projects by Burgoyne Diller, undated	5289 1361-1362
New Mexico, Spanish Colonial Arts in New Mexico by R. Vernon Hunter, undated	5289 1363-1380
New York, American Artists Face the Future , undated	5289 1381-1395
New York, Statistical Report of the Art Teaching Project , 1936	5289 1396
New York, Federal Art Centers of New York , circa 1938	5289 1414-1433
New York, A Community Art Center for Harlem , circa 1938	5289 1434-1445
New York, Recent Prints Available for Allocation , circa 1938	5289 1446-1454
New York, Descriptions of Paintings from the Art and Psychopathology Exhibition , 1938	5289 1397-1413
New York, Free Guided Tours , 1938	5289 1455-1458
New York, Art Work in Non-Federal Buildings and the Federal Art Project of the City of New York , circa 1939	5289 1459-1473
New York, Art Caravan Report , April-May 1939	5289 1474-1488
New York, Art Caravan Report , cont., April-May 1939 (includes photos of Art Caravan)	5290 0004-0077
New York, Art Caravan Report , June-August 1939 (includes photos of Art Caravan)	5290 0078-0161
New York, Record of Program Operation and Accomplishment , 1943	5290 0162-0185
North Carolina, The WPA and Winston-Salem Art Center , undated	5290 0186-0189
North Carolina, Manual of Operation and Procedure of North Carolina Federal Art Projects , 1936-1937	5290 0190-0209
North Carolina, Report on the Preservation of Mountain Culture in Great Smoky Mountains National Park by Dr. Hans Huth, 1941	5290 0210-0244
Ohio, Cleveland Museum of Art, Eductional Work with High Schools , circa 1933	5290 0245-0249
Ohio, Cleveland Museum of Art, Educational Functions of an Art Museum , 1933	5290 0250-0253
Ohio, Cleveland Museum of Art, Museum Educational Work for the General Public , 1939	5290 0254-0256
Ohio, Cleveland Museum of Art, The Art Museum and the Secondary School , circa 1940	5290 0257-0267
Ohio, Cleveland Museum of Art, Visual Material Available for Use in Secondary Schools , 1940	5290 0268-0312
Ohio, Cleveland Museum of Art, Report on Work with Shaker Heights Secondary Schools , 1940	5290 0313-0398
Oklahoma, Record of Program Operation and Accomplishment , undated	5290 0399-0405
Oklahoma, Report by Nan Sheets, 1936 (includes photo of Sheets)	5290 0406-0409
Oregon, Report on Salem Federal Art Center, undated	5290 0410-0421
Oregon, Art in Timberline Lodge by E. J. Griffith, undated	5290 0422-0423
Oregon, The Problem of Gallery Attendants by Charles Val Clear, undated	5290 0424-0429
Oregon, WPA Community Art Centers , undated	5290 0430-0435
Pennsylvania, Report on the Subject of Ornamental Cast Iron in Philadelphia in the First Half of the 19th Century by Katherine Milhous, 1936	5290 0436-0455
Pennsylvania, The Harmony Society in Pennsylvania , 1937	5290 0456-0476
Pennsylvania, Defense Work in Progress , 1941	5290 0477-0478
Virginia, Memoranda on Community Art Centers, circa 1938	5290 0479-0504
Washington State, Bulletin of the Spokane Art Center , 1939	5290 0517-0525
Wisconsin, Artist Who Painted Pope Pius XI Makes Show Place of Old Barn , undated	5290 0527-0530
Wisconsin, Miscellaneous Publicity and Notes from Press Digest , 1937, undated	5290 0531-0534
Wisconsin, Notes on and Statements by Wisconsin Artists, 1939	5290 0535-0545
Wisconsin, Record of Program Operation and Accomplishment , 1942	5290 0546-0574
Wyoming, A Review of the Federal Art Galleries in Wyoming by E. E. Lowry, 1938	5290 0575-0582
3.5:Meeting Minutes and Transcripts, 1936-1941 This subseries contains minutes and transcripts of WPA/FAP meetings and conferences, arranged chronologically.
Description	Container
Planning Program of Work and Travel Conference, undated	1105 0553-0556
Regional and State Directors Conference, September 1936	1105 0533-0541
Fogg Museum Meeting, January 20, 1938	5288 0003-0026
Federal Art Directors Conference, Washington, D.C., May 1938	5292 0404-0440
Annual Meeting of the American Handicraft Council, February 1940	NDA 15 0990-0994
Community Service Projects Meeting, May 21-23, 1940	1105 0518-0532
Community Service Projects Meeting, May 29, 1940	5288 0048-0051
Art Supervisors Conference, Washington, D.C., January 1941	5288 0052-0064
Conference on the Arts Program of the WPA, Transcript, Part 1, October-November 1941	1105 0785-0866
Conference on the Arts Program of the WPA, Transcript, Part 2, October-November 1941	1105 0867-0904
Conference on the Arts Program of the WPA, Transcript, Part 3, October-November 1941	1105 0905-0974
3.6:Allocations, 1935-1943, 1970 This subseries documents financial allotments for the FAP program on a national and state level. It contains chronologically arranged correspondence and memoranda showing total allocations and containing lists breaking down allotments by state, as well as general correspondence related to allocations. Allocation control cards were produced by the FAP's graphic arts division as a record of prints received in, and distributed by, the FAP's office in Washington D.C. for allocation and exhibition purposes. They give a number indicating the exhibition in which each print was included and a number indicating the total number of prints received (see General Correspondence, 1970, in this subseries). The cards are organized alphabetically by state. Also found here are tables of financial allotment statistics, printed material related to allocations of art work and a notebook entitled Congressional and D.C. Allocations .
Description	Container
Allocation Control Cards, California, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1106 1093-1186
Allocation Control Cards, California, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	1106 1274-1279
Allocation Control Cards, Colorado, circa 1935-1941	1106 1187-1190
Allocation Control Cards, Connecticut, circa 1935-1941	1106 1191-1193
Allocation Control Cards, Florida, circa 1935-1941	1106 1194-1195
Allocation Control Cards, Illinois, circa 1935-1941	1106 1196-1217
Allocation Control Cards, Kansas, circa 1935-1941	1106 1218-1219
Allocation Control Cards, Louisiana, circa 1935-1941	1106 1220-1221
Allocation Control Cards, Massachusetts, circa 1935-1941	1106 1222-1250
Allocation Control Cards, Michigan, circa 1935-1941	1106 1251-1259
Allocation Control Cards, Minnesota, circa 1935-1941	1106 1260-1266
Allocation Control Cards, New Hampshire, circa 1935-1941	1106 1267-1269
Allocation Control Cards, New Mexico, circa 1935-1941	1106 1270-1272
Allocation Control Cards, New York, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1106 1273
Allocation Control Cards, New York, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	1106 1280-1419
Allocation Control Cards, Ohio, circa 1935-1941	1106 1420-1454
Allocation Control Cards, Oregon, circa 1935-1941	1106 1455-1456
Allocation Control Cards, Pennsylvania, circa 1935-1941	1106 1457-1492
Allocation Control Cards, Rhode Island, circa 1935-1941	1106 1493-1495
Allocation Control Cards, Utah, circa 1935-1941	1106 1496-1497
Allocation Control Cards, Washington, circa 1935-1941	1106 1498-1506
Allocation Control Cards, Wisconsin, circa 1935-1941	1106 1507-1512
Allocation Statistics, 1935-1937	1106 1061-1090
Allocations to States, 1935	1106 0875-0899
Allocations to States, January-March 1936	1106 0900-0931
Allocations to States, April 1936	1106 0932-0958
Allocations to States, May-June 1936	1106 0959-0989
Allocations to States, July 1936	1106 0990-1029
Allocations to States, July 1936-January 1937	1106 1030-1060
Commercial Standards for Artists' Oil Paints, 1939	NDA 15 0668-0681
Commercial Standards for Artists' Oil Paints, 1941-1943	1106 0675-0704
General Correspondence, 1936-1943	1106 0655-0674
General Correspondence, 1970	1106 1092
Notebook, Congressional and D.C. Allocations, 1936-1941	1106 0705-0803
Printed Material, 1936-1939	1106 0804-0874
3.7:Community Art Centers, 1934-1946 This subseries includes reports on various community art centers and news clippings about the art center in Curry County, Oregon.
Description	Container
News Clippings, Curry County Art Center, 1939-1941	1107 0342-0382
Reports, 1934	1107 0220-0221
Reports, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1107 0160-0204
Reports, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	1107 0214-0219
Reports, 1936	1107 0222-0283
Reports, 1937-1938	1107 0284-0322
Reports, 1938 (1 of 2)	1107 0205-0213
Reports, 1938 (2 of 2)	NDA 15 0866-0872
Reports, 1939-1946	1107 0323-0340
3.8:FAP Divisions, 1935-1940 This subseries documents the activities of FAP divisions through typescripts, an interview transcript, memoranda, printed material and copies of poster designs. Art teaching typescripts include the following: Jacksonville Negro Art Gallery, Florida , Children's Art Gallery, Washington, D.C. , Art and the Problem Child , Child Art Teaching , Saturday Morning Classes at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts , Information Concerning District of Columbia Children's Drawings in Big Stone Gap Exhibition , The Artist Teaches , The Functions of Art Teaching in Education , The Works Program , and Child Art . Records relating to murals include a biographical sketch of the architect William Lescaze; a typescript entitled Statistical Note on Murals ; and a booklet entitled Historical Murals in the Los Angeles County Hall of Records Board of Supervisors' Hearing Room . Records relating to posters include a typescript entitled List of Visual Aid and Other Training Material Produced for Military Establishments by Missouri Graphics Phase Units , 28 copies of poster designs, and a photograph of men in a poster composition room.
Description	Container
Art Teaching, 1936-1939	1107 0738-0798
Crafts, 1940	1107 0799-0804
Design Laboratory, 1935-1936	1107 0805-0809
Graphic Art, 1940	1107 0810-0866
Murals, 1936-1939	1107 0867-0906
Posters, circa 1935-1940	1107 0907-0977
3.9:Index of American Design, 1936-1947 The purpose of the Index of American Design was to compile a pictorial record of objects in the decorative, applied and folk arts, particularly objects of American origin. This subseries includes correspondence, memoranda, manuals, reports, typescripts, press releases, state reports primarily concerning Illinois projects, exhibition loan records, printed material and photographs of exhibitions and artwork, documenting that endeavor. Articles and reports include documents and manuals describing the form and function of the Index, and outlining related procedures to be followed. They also include typescripts about the Index including Recording American Design , [ The Shaker Portfolio ], The Derivation and History of Weathervanes , A Short History of the Weathervane , The Eagle in American Design , American Traditions for Young People , and Notes on American Carvers and Carving . Also found here are press releases, notes, a list of collectors, memoranda, Art Circular No. 3 and a reprint entitled American Popular Art as Recorded in the Index of American Design by Erwin O. Christensen. Photographs include a bound portfolio of photographs of index plates representing artist renderings of Illinois objects, and a series of photographs depicting the process of making an index plate.
Description	Container
Articles and Reports, circa 1936-1941	1107 1075-1234
Articles and Reports, 1936	1107 1235-1285
Articles and Reports, 1937	1107 1286-1310
Articles and Reports, 1938	1107 1311-1396
Articles and Reports, 1941, 1947	1107 1397-1412
Correspondence and Memoranda, undated	1107 0979-0985
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1936	1107 0993-1058
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1937, 1940	1107 1059-1068
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1941-1942 (1 of 2)	1107 1069-1074
Correspondence and Memoranda, 1941-1942 (2 of 2)	1107 0986-0992
Lists of Artwork/Receipts for Exhibition Loans, 1936	5292 0683-0730
Notes, circa 1936-1942 (1 of 2)	1108 0263-0304
Notes, circa 1936-1942 (2 of 2)	5292 0672-0682
State Reports, 1942	1107 1413-1438
State Reports, Illinois, 1942 (1 of 2)	1107 1439-1503
State Reports, Illinois, 1942 (2 of 2)	1108 0001-0262
Portfolio of Index Plates from Illinois, 1942	1108 0554-0938
Printed Material, Booklet The Silkscreen Process , 1941	1108 0508-0553
Photographs, Exhibitions, 1938-1939	1108 0305-0328
Photographs, "Making an Index Plate,", circa 1936-1942	1108 0367-0423
Photographs, Objects, circa 1936-1942 (1 of 3)	1108 0329-0366
Photographs, Objects, circa 1936-1942 (2 of 3)	1108 0424-0491
Photographs, Objects, circa 1936-1942 (3 of 3)	1108 0506-0507
Photographs, Shaker Buildings and People, circa 1936-1942	1108 0492-0505
3.10:Exhibitions, 1935-1942 This subseries consists of reports on exhibitions, shipping receipts for artwork, news clippings, exhibition catalogs, and records relating to the FAP Exhibition of Contemporary Art at the 1939-1940 New York World's Fair. Records of the New York World'd Fair exhibition include correspondence, typescripts, memoranda, a budget plan, a list of sculptors employed by the FAP in New York City, prospectuses for artists, a calendar of events, press releases, printed material and photographs.
Description	Container
Catalogs, 1936-1939	1107 584-683
Childrens' Art Exhibitions, 1937-1939	1107 539-563
New York World's Fair Exhibition (1939-1940), 1935-1938	5292 0732-0778
New York World's Fair Exhibition (1939-1940), 1938-1939	5292 0780-0839
New York World's Fair Exhibition (1939-1940), 1939	5292 0841-0888
New York World's Fair Exhibition (1939-1940), 1939-1940	5292 0890-0950
New York World's Fair Exhibition (1939-1940), 1940	1107 564-583
Exhibition Reports, 1936-1942	1107 509-538
News Clippings, 1936-1939	1107 684-700
3.11:Other New Deal Art Projects, 1935-1942 This subseries contains records related to two other New Deal art projects: the Office of Emergency Management (OEM) Art Project and the Treasury Department Art Project (TDAP). Included here are one bulletin relating to the former and four letters and a series of bulletins relating to the latter.
Description	Container
OEM Art Bulletin No.1, 1942	1109 1068-1069
TDAP Correspondence, 1935	1109 1014-1022
TDAP Bulletin No. 1, March 1, 1935	5290 0583-0595
TDAP Bulletin No. 2, April 1, 1935	5290 0596-0609
TDAP Bulletin No. 3, May-June 1935	5290 0610-0625
TDAP Bulletin No. 4, July-August 1935	5290 0626-0641
TDAP Bulletin No. 5, September 1935	5290 0642-0662
TDAP Bulletin No. 6, October-November 1935	5290 0663-0678
TDAP Bulletin No. 7, December 1935	5290 0679-0696
TDAP Bulletin No. 8, January-February 1936	5290 0697-0732
TDAP Bulletin No. 9, March-May 1936	5290 0733-0756
TDAP Bulletin No. 10, June-August 1936	5290 0757-0776
TDAP Bulletin No. 11, September 1936-February 1937	5290 0777-0795
TDAP Bulletin No. 12, February 1937	5290 0796-0812
TDAP Bulletin No. 13, March-June 1937	5290 0813-0829
TDAP Bulletin No. 14, July 1937-January 1938	5290 0830-0862
TDAP Bulletin No. 15, March 1938	5290 0863-0873
TDAP Bulletin No. 16, circa April-August 1938	5290 0874-0881
TDAP Bulletin No. 17, September 1938	5290 0882-0898
TDAP Bulletin No. 18, February 1939	5290 0899-0918
TDAP Bulletin No. 19, June 1939	5290 0919-0948
TDAP Bulletin No. 20, November 1939	5290 0949-0965
TDAP Bulletin No. 21, March 1940	5290 0966-0981
TDAP Bulletin No. 22, September 1940	5290 0982-1003
TDAP Bulletin No. 23, March 1941	5290 1004-1010
TDAP Bulletin No. 24, May 1941	5290 1011-1016
TDAP Bulletin No. 8 (duplicate), January-February 1936	1109 1070-1105
TDAP Bulletin No. 10 (duplicate), June-August 1936	1109 1106-1125
3.12:Publicity and Printed Material, 1934-1944, 1961 This subseries contains printed material relating to the WPA/FAP as well as material used for publicity including transcripts of lectures and essays (some with hand-written notations), news clippings, press releases, and publications. For additional material of this type see Series 4: Writings, Lectures and Speeches and Series 8: Printed Material. Additional press releases can be found in 3.13: Scrapbooks.
Description	Container
Brochure, Purposes, Functions, Techniques: Federal Art Project Exhibitions , undated (see MMs009)	3482 1134-1153
Government Acts and Resolutions, 1935-1939	NDA 15 0341-0373
Government Acts and Resolutions, 1939	1109 0255-0437
Lectures and Essays, undated	NDA 15 0520-0531
Lectures and Essays, 1936-circa 1940	1108 0942-1070
Lectures and Essays, 1937 (1 of 2)	NDA 15 0494-0503
Lectures and Essays, 1937 (2 of 2)	NDA 15 0602-0605
Lectures and Essays, 1941 (1 of 3)	NDA 15 0509-0519
Lectures and Essays, 1941 (2 of 3)	NDA 15 0616-0632
Lectures and Essays, 1941 (3 of 3)	NDA 15 0638-0644
List of Magazine Articles on FAP, 1940	5294 0789-0798
Press Releases, 1936-1939, undated	1108 1071-1101
Press Releases, 1941	NDA 15 0633-0637
Press Releases, 1942	NDA 15 0655-0656
News Clippings, undated (1 of 4)	1108 1108-1124
News Clippings, undated (2 of 4)	1108 1318
News Clippings, undated (3 of 4)	1108 1320-1324
News Clippings, undated (4 of 4)	1108 1327-1332
News Clippings, 1934	1108 1316-1317
News Clippings, 1935 (1 of 2)	1108 1126-1149
News Clippings, 1935 (2 of 2)	1108 1333-1337
News Clippings, 1936 (1 of 2)	1108 1150-1231
News Clippings, 1936 (2 of 2)	1108 1338-1367
News Clippings, 1937 (1 of 2; see also Box 18)	1108 1232-1257
News Clippings, 1937 (2 of 2; see also Box 18)	1108 1368-1401
News Clippings, 1938 (1 of 3)	1108 1258-1277
News Clippings, 1938 (2 of 3)	1108 1319
News Clippings, 1938 (3 of 3)	1109 0001-0107
News Clippings, 1939 (1 of 3)	1108 1278-1294
News Clippings, 1939 (2 of 3)	1108 1325-1326
News Clippings, 1939 (3 of 3)	1109 0108-0156
News Clippings, 1940	1108 1295
News Clippings, 1942	1108 1296-1314
News Clippings, 1944	1109 0157-0158
News Clippings, 1939-1943, 1961, undated	NDA 15 0995-1030
Publications, circa 1939	1109 0160-0254
Publications, 1939	1109 0438-0473
Publications, 1940 (1 of 2)	1109 0474-0598
Publications, 1940 (2 of 2)	1109 0683-0737
Publications, 1941	1109 0738-0963
Publications, 1942	1109 0964-1012
Sunday Night Art Forum Announcements, undated	1108 1102-1107
WPA Technical Problems of the Artist Series, circa 1938	5296 0747-0811
WPA Technical Series, 1940, undated	1109 0599-0682
WPA Technical Series, 1941	5296 0817-0862
3.13:Scrapbooks, 1936-1939 This subseries contains three scrapbooks: Scrapbook I contains primarily press releases from the WPA Works Program as well as state progress reports, exhibition catalogs, and miscellaneous printed material. It includes photos of sculptor Jose Ruiz de Rivera and a New York Cityscape by Berenice Abbott. Scrapbook II contains news clippings and printed material concerning FAP conferences and the Index of American Design. Scrapbook III contains news clippings, exhibition catalogs and miscellaneous printed material. It also conains six photos of art centers and exhibitions, six photos of art classes and seven photos of artwork.
Description	Container
Scrapbook I, 1935	5292 1466-1494
Scrapbook I, 1936	5293 0005-0024
Scrapbook I, January-May 1937	5293 0025-0061
Scrapbook I, June 1-15, 1937	5293 0062-0092
Scrapbook I, June 16-30, 1937	5293 0093-0129
Scrapbook I, July 1-15, 1937	5293 0130-0152
Scrapbook I, July 16-31, 1937	5293 0153-0184
Scrapbook I, August 1937	5293 0185-0218
Scrapbook I, September 1-15, 1937	5293 0219-0233
Scrapbook I, September 16-30, 1937	5293 0234-0262
Scrapbook I, October 1937	5293 0263-0302
Scrapbook I, November 1-10, 1937	5293 0303-0338
Scrapbook I, November 11-19, 1937	5293 0340-0364
Scrapbook I, November 20-30, 1937	5293 0365-0383
Scrapbook I, December 1-8, 1937	5293 0384-0412
Scrapbook I, December 9-21, 1937	5293 0413-0434
Scrapbook I, December 22-31, 1937	5293 0435-0461
Scrapbook I, January 1-12, 1938	5293 0462-0493
Scrapbook I, January 13-18, 1938	5293 0494-0520
Scrapbook I, January 19-27, 1938	5293 0521-0559
Scrapbook I, January 28-31, 1938	5293 0560-0587
Scrapbook I, February 1-15, 1938	5293 0588-0642
Scrapbook I, February 16-28, 1938	5293 0643-0683
Scrapbook I, March 1-10, 1938	5293 0684-0723
Scrapbook I, March 11-23, 1938	5293 0724-0772
Scrapbook I, March 25-31, 1938	5293 0773-0801
Scrapbook I, April 1-21, 1938	5293 0802-0844
Scrapbook I, April 22-30, 1938	5293 0845-0882
Scrapbook I, May 1-10, 1938	5293 0883-0921
Scrapbook I, May 11-16, 1938	5293 0922-0956
Scrapbook I, May 17-31, 1938	5293 0957-0993
Scrapbook I, June 1-15, 1938	5293 0994-1024
Scrapbook I, June 16-30, 1938	5293 1025-1056
Scrapbook I, July 1-18, 1938	5293 1057-1113
Scrapbook I, July 19-31, 1938	5293 1114-1146
Scrapbook I, August 1-10, 1938	5293 1147-1177
Scrapbook I, August 11-20, 1938	5293 1178-1219
Scrapbook I, August 21-31, 1938	5293 1220-1247
Scrapbook I, September 1938	5293 1248-1315
Scrapbook I, October 1-21, 1938	5293 1316-1346
Scrapbook I, October 22-31, 1938	5293 1347-1370
Scrapbook I, November 1-10, 1938	5293 1371-1405
Scrapbook I, November 14-20, 1938	5293 1406-1425
Scrapbook I, November 21-30, 1938	5293 1426-1453
Scrapbook I, December 1-14, 1938	5293 1454-1500
Scrapbook I, December 15-31, 1938	5293 1501-1541
Scrapbook I, January 1-15, 1939	5294 0004-0030
Scrapbook I, January 16-24, 1939	5294 0031-0056
Scrapbook I, January 25-31, 1939	5294 0057-0093
Scrapbook I, February 1-15, 1939	5294 0094-0132
Scrapbook I, February 16-28, 1939	5294 0133-0170
Scrapbook I, March 1-14, 1939	5294 0171-0195
Scrapbook I, March 15-21, 1939	5294 0196-0222
Scrapbook I, March 22-31, 1939	5294 0223-0249
Scrapbook I, March-April 1939	5294 0250-0291
Scrapbook I, April 1-11, 1939	5294 0292-0326
Scrapbook I, April 12-30, 1939	5294 0327-0357
Scrapbook I, May 1-14, 1939	5294 0358-0396
Scrapbook I, May 15-21, 1939	5294 0397-0427
Scrapbook I, May 22-31, 1939	5294 0428-0469
Scrapbook I, June 1-12, 1939	5294 0470-0494
Scrapbook I, June 13-30, 1939	5294 0495-0534
Scrapbook I, July 1939	5294 0535-0565
Scrapbook II, 1936-1939	5294 0566-0638
Scrapbook III, 1937-1939 (see Box 18)	5294 0639-0787
3.14:Photographs, circa 1935-1948 This series begins with photographs of WPA artists, regional directors, and art administrators. The individuals pictured include: Lucienne Bloch, Karl Knaths, Donald J. Bear, Max Spivak, Increase Robinson, F. C. Harrington, Russell C. Parr, George G. Thorp, Eve Alsman Fuller, R. Bruce Inverarity, Eleanor Roosevelt with R. Bruce Inverarity, Florence Kerr, Robert Armstrong Andrews, Richard C. Morrison, Jacob Baker, Holger Cahill and Jacob Baker, Joseph Danysh, C. Adolph Glassgold, Thomas C. Parker, Elizabeth Olds, Milton Horn, Juan Sanchez, Patricino Barela, Sam Brown, Harry Hopkins and Holger Cahill, Stanton MacDonald Wright at the dedication of the Father Garces monument, John Palo-Kangas, Seminole Indians at the opening of the Miami Federal Galleries, Ellen Woodward with Thomas C. Parker, and Holger Cahill with Duncan Phillips and Harry L. Hopkins. Also found here are three photograph "albums." Photograph Album I contains photos of artwork, installations, and Shaker furniture and buildings. Photograph Album II contains photos of artists, art classes, and artwork in addition to printed material. Photograph Album III contains photos of posters and murals, group activities and classes relating to the WPA and defense. This series also contains thirteen photographs of "Changing New York" by Berenice Abbott. The remainder of the series consists of FAP photos of art classes, gallery installations, state art centers and staff and artwork, arranged by state. For additional FAP photographs see 3.1 (for photographs of FAP administrators), 3.2. (for photographs of Artists), 3.8 (for photographs related to the Index of American Design), 3.10 (for photographs from the 1939-1940 World's Fair) and 3.13 (for photographs from FAP scrapbooks).
Description	Container
Adminstrator Photos, circa 1936-1938 (includes photograph of Eleanor Roosevelt, 3/25/38)	1109 1126-1144
Artist, Regional Director, and Art Administrator Photos, circa 1937-1939	1109 1147-1197
Berenice Abbott Photos, 1936-1938	1109 1198-1224
Berenice Abbott, Negatives and Copy Prints, 1936-1938	unfilmed unfilmed
Photograph Album I, circa 1936	5296 1021-1354
Photograph Album I, cont., circa 1936	5297 0004-0331
Photograph Album II, circa 1937 (see Box 18)	5297 0332-0418
Photograph Album III, circa 1936-1941	5297 0419-0478
Alabama Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1109 1225-1231
Alabama Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5297 0481-0484
Arizona Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1109 1232-1251
Arizona Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5297 0486-0554
California Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1109 1252-1337
California Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2) (includes photos of Benianino Bufano, Donal Hord and John Palo-Kangas)	5297 0556-0741
Colorado Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1109 1338-1354
Colorado Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5297 0743-0760
Connecticut Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5297 0762-0763
District of Columbia Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0406-0428
District of Columbia Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5297 0765-0787
Florida Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0001-0079
Florida Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5297 0789-0919
Idaho, Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5297 0921-0930
Illinois Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0080-0161
Illinois, Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2) (includes photographs of Edward Millman and Mitchell Siporin)	5297 0932-1268
Indiana Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5297 1270
Iowa Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 3)	1110 0162-0163
Iowa Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 3)	5297 1272-1344
Iowa Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (3 of 3)	5298 0005-0023
Kansas Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5298 0025-0033
Louisiana Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5298 0035-0042
Maine Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5298 44
Maryland Photographs, circa 1935-1941	1110 0164-0165
Massachusetts Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0166-0236
Massachusetts Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5298 0046-0189
Michigan Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0237-0284
Michigan Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2) (includes photos of Samuel Cashwan and Walt Speck)	5298 0191-0234
Minnesota Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0285-0289
Minnesota Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2) (includes photo of Gov. Harold E. Stassen)	5298 0236-0339
Mississippi Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0290-0301
Mississippi Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5298 0341-0354
Missouri Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5298 0356-0357
Montana Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5298 0359-0378
New Mexico Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0302-0311
New Mexico Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2) (includes photo of Patrocino Barela)	5298 0380-0497
New York Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 3)	1110 0454-0647
New York Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 3) (includes photos of Arshile Gorky, Edward Laning, Eric Mose and James Michael Newell)	5298 0499-1357
New York Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (3 of 3)	5299 0004-0360
North Carolina Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0312-0327
North Carolina Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2) (includes photo of Ambassador Josephus Daniels and Robert Vose)	5299 0362-0596
Ohio Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 328
Ohio Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5299 0598-0625
Oklahoma Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0329-0338
Oklahoma Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5299 0627-0670
Oregon Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0339-0346
Oregon Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2) (includes photo of Louis Bunce)	5299 0672-0779
Pennsylvania Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0347-0350
Pennsylvania Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5299 0781-0819
Rhode Island Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0351-0356
Rhode Island Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5299 0821-0830
South Carolina Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5299 0832-0833
Tennessee Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5299 0835-0842
Utah Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0357-0366
Utah Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5299 0844-0887
Virginia Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0367-0405
Virginia Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5299 0889-0946
Washington Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2) (includes photo of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1938)	1110 0429-0433
Washington Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5299 0948-1001
Washington Photographs? (state not identified), circa 1935-1941	1110 0434-0435
West Virginia Photographs, circa 1935-1941	5299 1003-1022
Wisconsin Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0436-0449
Wisconsin Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5299 1024-1062
Wyoming Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (1 of 2)	1110 0450-0453
Wyoming Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (2 of 2)	5299 1064-1082
Unidentified Locations Photographs, circa 1935-1941	1110 0648-0677
Miscellaneous Center Projects and Artwork Photographs, circa 1935-1941 (includes photo of Reuben Nakian)	5299 1084-1125

Series 4: Writings, Lectures and Speeches, 1916-1960
(Boxes 14-15, 18; 1.0 linear ft.)

This series contains typescripts of writings, lectures and speeches by Cahill and others. A large portion of the material relates to the WPA FAP, but there are also book and exhibition reviews and other works of art criticism by Cahill. For additional copies of writings by Cahill see Series 8: Printed Material.

The series is arranged into five subseries:

4.1: Lectures and Speeches by Cahill, 1930-1945

4.2: Lectures and Speeches by Others, 1916-1940

4.3: Writings by Cahill, 1928-1960

4.4: Writings by Others, 1932-1957

4.5: Typescripts for

Art For The Millions

, 1936-1940

Description	Container
4.1:Lectures and Speeches by Cahill, 1930-1945 This subseries contains typescripts of lectures and speeches by Cahill, many with hand-written notes and copies of drafts. Parts of some typescripts are missing. Material is arranged chronologically with undated material placed first.
[ Ernest Peixotto ], undated (lecture notes)	5290 1020-1022
WPA Lecture, Chicago, undated (lecture notes)	5290 1023-1025
[ American Folk Art ], Phillips Memorial Gallery, undated	5290 1026-1066
[ History of Support of American Art ], undated	5290 1067-1085
[ Government Support of Art ], Radio Talk, undated	5290 1086-1094
Independents , Society of Independent Artists, undated	5290 1095-1110
[ Development of Visual Training Aids ], U.S. Navy Training Aids Development Center, undated	5290 1111-1124
[ Crafts as Art ], New Hampshire Talk, undated	5290 1125-1144
American Folk Art , Radio Talk, [November 1930]	5290 1145-1154
American Folk Sculpture , Newark Museum, 1931	5290 1155-1168
New Horizons , Chicago, [1936]	5290 1169-1197
[ Women's Role in Art ], Women's Democratic Club, May 24, 1936	5290 1198-1209
Speech for Southern Women's National Democratic Organization, New York, December 1936	1105 0319-0329
[ Old and New Paths in American Design ], Newark Museum, November 6, 1936	5290 1210-1250
Art for the Few or the Many? , American Association of University Women, November 15, 1936	5290 1252-1271
Untitled, FAP, 1937	1105 0330-0332
[ Index of American Design ], St. Louis, Missouri, January 31, 1937	5290 1272-1286
[ WPA-FAP ], Metropolitan Museum of Art, March 28, 1937	5290 1287-1332
[ Aims and Achievements of the WPA-FAP ], American Artists Congress, December 18, 1937	5290 1333-1355
Child Art , April [1938]	5290 1356-1362
Goodyear Dinner speech, 1939	5290 1363-1371
New Jersey Art at the World's Fair , Newark Museum Radio Talk, February 11, 1939	5290 1372-1378
Dedication of Murals for WNYC Radio Studios, August 2, 1939 (lecture notes)	5290 1379-1381
Untitled, FAP, circa 1940 (1 of 2)	1105 0293-0302
Untitled, FAP, circa 1940 (2 of 2)	1105 0305-0318
Project Control Talk, circa 1940	1105 0303-0304
What Is Tradition? , Artists' Congress, 1940	5290 1382-1402
North Carolina Speech, April 1, 1940	5290 1403-1441
Untitled, FAP, 1941	1105 0333-0346
[ Contemporary American Art and Its Antecedents ], Cosmopolitan Club, [1941]	5290 1442-1489
[ Support for Artists vs. Museums ], American Federation of Arts, [1941]	5290 1490-1493
[ American Art History ], American Institute of Decorators, 1941	5290 1494-1541
Art in the National Defense , Radio Talk, January 27, 1941	5290 1542-1545
The Face of America , Cosmopolitan Club, February 10, 1941	5290 1546-1549
The Face of America , Cosmopolitan Club, cont., February 10, 1941	5291 0005-0041
[ Role of Art in the Community ], People's Art Center Association, May 5, 1941	5291 0042-0078
Art in Wartime , December 3, 1941	5291 0079-0081
[ Use of Art in War ], Dartmouth College, January 15, 1942	5291 0082-0098
[ American Attraction to Art of the Far East ], 1944	5291 0099-0106
[ U. S. Government Art Projects , 1945]	5291 0107-0130
4.2:Lectures and Speeches by Others, 1916-1940 This subseries contains typescripts of lectures and speeches by others, often with notes and copies of drafts. The majority of the material relates to the WPA FAP. Records are arranged chronologically with undated material placed first.
Description	Container
Pigmentation or Chemistry of Artists' Colors by K. R. Leipold, undated	5291 0133-0140
History of Painting by Henry H. McLellan, Jr., undated	5291 0141-0147
[ Launching of California Supervisors ] by Thomas C. Parker, undated	5291 0148-0157
An Edinburgh Address on Design and Industry by Frank Pick, October 1916	5291 0158-0174
Museum Service to the Art Industries by Richard F. Bach, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1927	5291 0175-0186
Exhibition of American Folk Art at the Albright Art Gallery , Radio Talk by Nora Christensen, June 20, 1932	5291 0187-0198
Public Works of Art Project by Edward Bruce, Advisory Committee to the Treasury on Fine Arts, January 17, 1934	5291 0199-0204
The New Day in Negro Art by Harry H. Sutton, Jr., Bethune-Cookman College, Daytona Beach, Florida, January 17, 1937	5291 0205-0207
The Negro in the Field of Painting and Sculpture by Harry H. Sutton, Jr., January 28, 1937	5291 0208-0212
Mellon's Art by Maury Maverick, U. S. House of Representatives, March 1, 1937	5291 0213-0217
Community Art Centers by Thomas C. Parker, May 4, 1937	5291 0218-0227
[ Federal Art Project ] by Thomas C. Parker, May 22, 1937	5291 0228-0257
Opportunities for the Negro in American Art by Harry H. Sutton, Jr., Davis Street School, Jacksonville, November 2, 1937	5291 0258-0260
The Highlights in Negro Art by Harry H. Sutton, Jr., Davis Street School, Jacksonville, February 9, 1938	5291 0261-0265
The Opportunities of the Negro in Art by Harry H. Sutton, Jr., Davis Street School, Jacksonville, February 14, 1938	5291 0266-0269
Federal Sponsored Community Art Centers by Thomas C. Parker, American Library Association, June 14, 1938	5291 0270-0291
What Is the American Way? by Harry L. Hopkins, July 16, 1938	5291 0292-0306
[ Negro Art ] by Thomas C. Parker, Tuskegee Institute, July 29, 1938	5291 0307-0320
Extension Remarks on Addresses in Honor of American Artists Who Have Decorated Federal Buildings by Elbert D. Thomas, U. S. Senate, April 25, 1940	5291 0321-0327
Speech Before the Second National Conference on Handicrafts, Penland, North Carolina by Whitney Atchley, September 3, 1940	5291 0328-0336
4.3:Writings by Cahill, 1928-1960 This subseries contains typescripts of writings by Cahill, including book and exhibition reviews. A substantial portion of the material found here was written during Cahill's directorship of the FAP. Material is arranged chronologically with undated material placed first.
Description	Container
American Resources in the Arts , undated	5291 0340-0395
The Government in Art , undated	5291 0396-0400
Request for Opinions of FAP Program, undated	5291 0401-0404
Index of American Design: What It Is , undated	5291 0405-0409
[ Index of American Design ], undated	5291 0410-0429
The Stations of the Cross of San Gabriel Mission , undated	5291 0430-0436
[ Americans' Interest in Art ], undated	5291 0437-0450
[ Orientation Toward Living American Art ], undated	5291 0451-0463
Art in Democracy , undated	5291 0464-0470
Russia and the United States , undated	5291 0471-0477
The Icelandic Discovery of America , undated	5291 0478-0485
History of American Art Proposal , undated	5291 0486-0491
Concepts of Folk Art , undated	5291 0492-0496
American Folk Art , undated	5291 0497-0505
Folk Art , undated	5291 0506-0682
Puritan Imagination , undated	5291 0683-0697
[ Development of Modern American Art ], undated	5291 0698-0702
Description of American Art in a Portfolio, undated	5291 0703-0719
Industrial Design and Education , undated	5291 0720-0725
The New Literacy , undated	5291 0726-0734
Prefatory Note , undated	5291 0735-0736
Community Art Centers in the Western States , undated	5291 0737-0741
From Furniture to Politics , undated	5291 0742-0744
Exhibit of Steigel Glass at the National Museum , undated	5291 0745-0749
Review of Library of Congress Exhibition, [ Creative Art of the American Negro ], undated	5291 1107-1113
Exhibition Review, Ancient Arts of the Andes , undated	5291 1114-1123
Article Review, on Photography for Art in America by Kirstein, undated	5291 1124-1128
Book Review, Divided We Fought: A Pictorial History of the Civil War, 1861-1865 by David Donald, undated	5291 1129-1133
Book Review, The Meeting of the East and West by F.S.C. Northrop, undated	5291 1134-1146
Book Review, The Son of the Gamblin' Man by Mari Sandoz, undated	5291 1147-1157
Book Review, [ The Place of the Picture as Historical Document] by Mr. Taft, undated	5291 1158-1164
Industrial Art , 1928	5291 0750-0765
[ William Zorach , 1932]	5291 0766-0795
Art of the Common Man , [1933]	5291 0796-0813
Art For Whom? A Survey of Present-Day Conditions in the Arts , [1935]	5291 0814-0820
[ Federal Art Project , 1936]	5291 0821-0823
The Federal Art Project , [1937]	5291 0824-0838
The Art Program , [1937]	5291 0839-0841
[ WPA Arts Program , 1937]	5291 0842-0852
Federal Art Project , 1939	5291 0853-0858
Honors Won by WPA Artists , 1936-1941	5291 0859-0880
[ Views on Modern Art in Time of War , 1942]	5291 0881-0885
Note on the Employment of Artists in War Time , [1942]	5291 0886-0888
[ Publication of the Index of American Design , 1942]	5291 0889-0893
[ Work of the WPA , 1944]	5291 0894-0896
[ Art As an Ingredient of National Unity ], 1944	5291 0897-0916
President Roosevelt and the U.S. Government Art Projects , [1945]	5291 0917-0944
After Forty Years , American Federation of Arts, [1949]	5291 0945-0964
Folk Art and the American Style (for House Beautiful ), 1950	5291 0965-0993
Homage to Morgan Russell , [1953]	5291 0994-1009
Paris Catalog, 1955	5291 1010-1056
Article for Marg Magazine on American Art in This Century, 1956	5291 1057-1105
Book Review, George Caleb Bingham: River Portraitist by John Francis McDermott, 1959	5291 1165-1168
Book Review, But Not for Love by Maynatalie Tabak, 1960	5291 1169-1171
Miscellaneous Fragments of Typescripts, 1938-circa 1942	5291 1172-1223
4.4:Writings by Others, 1932-1957 This subseries contains typsecripts of writings by others, many of which were produced as part of the WPA FAP. Material is arranged chronologically with undated material placed first.
Description	Container
Artists Union by Unidentified Author, undated	5291 1227-1229
Dr. Samuel Butler by Unidentified Author, undated	5291 1230-1231
To Paint and Stain Glass and Porcelain by Unidentified Author, undated	5291 1232-1234
Memorandum on a Post-War Reorganization of the Section of Fine Arts and Other Federal Projects by George Biddle, undated	5291 1235-1244
Early Cowboy Art by E. J. Bird, undated	5291 1245-1248
American Artists' Congress by Stuart Davis, undated	5291 1261-1264
Jose Delores Lopez [by Meredith Hare], undated	5291 1265-1271
An Architect's Point of View by William Lescaze, undated	5291 1272-1274
Art Comes to the People by Eugene Ludins, undated	5291 1275-1284
The Artists' Union by Stevens Maxey, undated	5291 1285-1287
America As Americans See It by Henry McBride, undated	5291 1288-1289
The Development of American Mural Painting by Geoffrey Norman, undated	5291 1290-1298
Easel Painting by Harley Perkins, undated	5291 1299-1301
Art and Social Therapy by Frances Pollak, undated	5291 1302-1306
A New Attitude on Art by Walter Quirt, undated	5291 1307-1310
Some American Primitives by Elsa Rogo, undated	5291 1311-1320
An Introduction to the Living World of Art by Lincoln Rothschild, undated	5291 1321-1323
The Revival of Mosaic by Arthur W. Sears, undated	5291 1324-1330
The Third Dimension Progresses: The Diorama Project by George T. Senseney, undated (includes photo of Senseney)	5291 1331-1342
The Art of the Poster by George Melville Smith, undated	5291 1343-1345
Description of Sommer's Working Methods by William Sommer, undated	5291 1346-1348
Pottery Methods by Walter Speck, undated	5291 1349-1354
[ Widening of the Sculptor's Field ] by Emmanuel Viviano, undated	5291 1355-1359
Poems by Max Weber, undated	5291 1360-1365
Editors' Information from [ America As America Sees It ] by Henry McBride, 1932	5291 1391-1394
Zoar by Nixon of the Society of Separatists of Zoar, 1933	5291 1366-1383
Simonson Article by [John Cotton Dana, 1935]	5291 1384-1390
Ancient and Renaissant Rome by Morgan Russell, 1935	5291 1395-1404
Artists' Coordination Committee by Frederic Knight, [1936]	5291 1405-1412
Index of American Design by Ruth Reeves, 1936	5291 1413-1416
Art and the State v. America by Lewis Mumford, 1936	5291 1417-1425
[ Art Classes for Young People ] by Samuel Friedman, 1936	5291 1426-1430
[ Sunday Night Forums ] by Dorothy Paris, [1936]	5291 1431-1440
Derivation and History of Weathervanes by Richard Farmer Smith, [1937]	5291 1441-1443
Tobacconists Figures , Research Notes Compiled by WPA Program, 1937	5291 1444-1475
WPA Art Project Murals by Sheldon Cheney, 1938	5291 1249-1257
A Long Term Program for the National Handicraft Association, Based on Reports Collected During the Summer of 1938 by Humphrey J. Emery, 1938	5291 1476-1486
The WPA Federal Art Project, Its Contribution to the American People by Fanny Bowles Vanderkooi, 1940	5291 1487-1492
Urban Recreational Planning by Caroline C. Williams, [1941]	5291 1493-1515
Those Who Support the Art Center by H. A. Zurbrick, 1941	5292 0004-0006
[ John Cotton Dana ] by M.D.C. Crawford, circa 1944	5291 1258-1260
[Review of Cahill's Book Look South to the Polar Star ] by Unidentified Author, 1947	5292 0007-0010
An American Renaissance and "The Pauper's Oath" by Helen C. Farrell, 1957	5292 0011-0078
4.5:Typescripts For Art For The Millions , 1936-1940 This subseries comprises typescripts by forty-eight of Cahill's colleagues discussing various media and philosphies of the visual arts used for the book Art For The Millions: Essays from the 1930s by Artists and Administrators of the WPA Federal Art Project , edited by Francis V. O'Connor (Boston: New York Graphic Society, 1973). Typescripts are arranged alphabetically by author.
Description	Container
Table of Contents (see also sol Box 18), circa 1937	5292 0082-0093
Abbott, Berenice, Changing New York , circa 1937	5292 0094-0097
Brown, Douglas, Subject Matter in Painting , circa 1937	5292 0098-0100
Brown, Samuel J., About Myself , circa 1937	5292 0101-0103
Cashwan, Samuel, The Sculptor's Point of View , circa 1937	5292 0104-0107
Clements, Grace, Organizing the Subconscious , circa 1937	5292 0108-0114
Curtis, Philip C., The Phoenix Art Center , circa 1937	5292 0115-0119
Davis, Stuart, The Social Education of the Artist , circa 1937	5292 0120-0125
Davis, Stuart, Abstract Painting Today , 1940	5292 0127-0135
Eichenberg, Fritz, Eulogy on the Woodblock , circa 1937	5292 0136-0139
Gellert, Hugo, Artists Coordination Committee , 1936	5292 0141-0146
Glassgold, C. Adolph, Recording American Design , circa 1937	5292 0147-0153
Gorky, Arshile, My Murals for the Newark Airport: An Interpretation , circa 1937	5292 0154-0158
Guglielmi, Louis, After the Locusts , circa 1937	5292 0159-0162
Hayes, Vertis, The Negro Artist Today , circa 1937	5292 0163-0167
Hayes, Vertis, The Position of Art in Present Day Society As I See It , circa 1937	5292 0168-0173
Hiler, Hilaire, An Approach to Mural Decoration , circa 1937	5292 0174-0177
Hunter, R. Vernon, An Interpretation of Patrocino Barela , circa 1937	5292 0178-0181
Kopman, Benjamin, Notes on Art , circa 1937	5292 0182-0185
La More, Chet, The Artists Union of America , circa 1937	5292 0186-0188
Lemmon, Warren W., Native Arts of the Southwest , circa 1937	5292 0189-0208
Levine, Jack, Street Scene , circa 1937 (1 of 2)	5292 0209-0210
Levine, Jack, Street Scene , circa 1937 (2 of 2)	5292 212
Macdonald-Wright, Stanton, Sculpture in Southern California , circa 1937	5292 0213-0219
McMahon, Audrey, The Federal Art Project and the Artist , circa 1937	5292 0220-0223
Moylan, Lloyd, Mural Opportunities , circa 1937	5292 0224-0226
Murray, Hester Miller, Concerning Subject Matter , circa 1937	5292 0227-0229
Newell, James Michael, The Use of Symbols in Mural Painting , circa 1937	5292 0230-0237
Norman, Geoffrey, The Development of American Mural Painting , circa 1937	5292 0238-0244
Olds, Elizabeth, Prints for Mass Production , circa 1937	5292 0245-0252
Palo-Kangas, John, Thought-Forms in Red Sandstone , circa 1937	5292 0253-0255
Park, Paul, Photography As An Art , circa 1937	5292 0256-0259
Parr, Russell C., Reaching for Art , circa 1937	5292 0260-0265
Quirt, Walter, On Mural Painting , circa 1937	5292 0266-0269
Rackley, Mildred, The United American Artists , circa 1937	5292 0270-0281
Richardson, Antonio, [ Social Function of Art - It's Relation to the Public ], circa 1937	5292 0282-0290
Rothschild, Lincoln, The Artist and Democracy , circa 1937	5292 0291-0296
Seltzner, Leo, On the Making of the Film "The Technique of Fresco Painting," , circa 1937	5292 0297-0299
Smith, David, Modern Sculpture and Society , circa 1937	5292 0300-0308
Smith, E. Herndon, The Organization of Supervisors of the Federal Art Project , circa 1937-1940	5292 0310-0313
Speck, Walter E., Pottery Methods , circa 1937	5292 0314-0318
Stavenitz, Alexander R., The Therapy of Art , 1939	5292 0320-0336
Sutton, Harry H., High Noon in Art , circa 1937	5292 0337-0363
Thorp, George, The Art of Supervising Artists , circa 1937	5292 0364-0368
Trentham, Eugene, Golden Colorado , circa 1937	5292 0369-0372
Ward, Lynd, Printmakers to the American People , circa 1937	5292 0373-0377
Weisenborn, Rudolph, Designing a Diorama for the T.V.A. , 1937	5292 0378-0382
White, Francis Robert, Cultural Frontiers , circa 1937	5292 0383-0389
Wolff, Robert Jay, Chicago and the Artists' Union , 1937	5292 0390-0402
Unidentified Author, The Artists as a Social Worker , circa 1937	5292 211

Series 5: Minutes of Meetings and Panel Discussions, Non-FAP, 1939-1947
(Box 15; 5 folders)

This series documents the proceedings of meetings of the American Handicraft Council, the Arts and Letters Secretariat, the Artists' International Association, and a Conference on the Support of the Visual Arts. There is also a typescript of an American Federation of Arts annual convention panel with notes on Cahill's presentation as part of that panel. Material is arranged in chronological order.

Description	Container
American Handicraft Council By-Laws and Meeting Minutes (April 19, 1939, December 20, 1939), 1939	5288 0027-0047
Typescript of the American Federation of Arts panel, "How Can We Support an American Art?,", March 18, 1941	5292 0460-0516
Arts and Letters Secretariat Meeting, December 5, 1943	5288 0065-0071
Artists' International Association meeting, "International Co-operation Between Artists," Czechoslovakian Institute, April 22, 1944	5288 0072-0080
Conference on the Support of the Visual Arts, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Boston, Massachusetts, February 14-15, 1947	5288 0081-0089

Series 6: Notes and Research Material, 1935-1970
(Boxes 15-16; 0.25 linear ft.)

This series contains research material on folk art and folk artists in addition to material that appears to be related to Cahill's criticism of William Francis McDonald's book

Federal Relief Administration and the Arts

(Ohio State University Press, 1969) sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies.

Notes found here are primarily for

The Artists' America

, an unpublished book by Cahill, and include typescripts of essay fragments and artist biographies, and lists of artists and works of art showing locations and owners. There are also notes relating to the review of the book

The Birth of the American Tradition in Art

, by Oskar Hagen, handwritten notes relating to Erwin Panofsky and miscellaneous notes.

Description	Container
American Council of Learned Societies, circa 1949	5292 0519-0531
Erwin Panofsky, undated	5292 0533-0581
Folk Art and Folk Art Dealers, 1935, undated	5292 0583-0670
Miscellaneous Notes, undated	1105 0347-0364
Miscellaneous Notes, circa 1935-1970	5292 1317-1435
Notes for The Artists' America , circa 1941-1946	5292 0959-1315
Notes for Book Review, The Birth of the American Tradition , by Unidentified Author for The New Republic , circa 1940	5292 0953-0958

Series 7: Artwork, undated
(Boxes 16, 18; 2 folders)

Artwork in this series consists of four undated drawings of animals by Walt Speck, an undated pen and ink drawing by an unidentified artist of an artist sketching in front of a house, and an undated drawing and a lithograph by unidentified artists.

Description	Container
Artwork, undated	5292 1436-1445

Series 8: Printed Material, 1910-1985
(Boxes 16-17; 1.8 linear ft.)

This series consists of news clippings, exhibition announcements and catalogs, press releases, prospectuses, calendars of events, programs, brochures, booklets, books, government publications and reproductions of artwork. Much of the material dated between 1935 and 1943 relates to the WPA FAP. News clippings contain copies of approximately thirty articles, including book reviews, written by Cahill for a variety of publications between 1921 and 1960. Some of the material contains hand-written notes.

Description	Container
Brochures, undated	5296 0325-0345
Booklets, 1925-1941	5296 0347-0431
Books, Federal Sponsored Community Art Centers , undated	5296 0434-0490
Books, American Painting , by Holger Cahill, undated	5296 0492-0506
Books, George O. "Pop" Hart , Edited with Introduction by Holger Cahill, 1928	5296 0508-0550
Books, Primitives: Poems and Woodcuts , by Max Weber, 1926	5296 0552-0572
Books, The Arts of Painting and Sculpture , by Roger Fry, 1932	5296 0574-0579
Books, Work For Artists: What? Where? How? , Edited by Elizabeth McCausland, 1947	5296 0581-0688
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, circa 1935-1943	5295 0567-0665
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, 1922-1929	5295 0666-0725
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, 1930-1933	5295 0726-0757
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, 1934	5295 0758-0808
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, 1935	5295 0809-0828
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, 1936	5295 0829-0956
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, 1937	5295 0957-1043
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, January-April 1938	5295 1044-1099
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, May-July 1938	5295 1100-1125
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, August-December 1938	5295 1126-1149
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, January-March 1939	5295 1150-1197
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, April-August 1939	5295 1198-1240
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, September 1939	5295 1241-1300
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, October-December 1939	5296 0004-0034
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, 1940	5296 0035-0087
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, 1941-1947	5296 0088-0140
Exhibition Announcements and Catalogs, 1952-1967	5296 0141-0160
Government Publications, 1933-1937	5296 0690-0725
Government Publications, 1938	5296 0727-0745
Government Publications, 1939	5296 0813-0815
Government Publications, 1942-1943	5296 0864-0909
Miscellaneous Printed Material, undated	5296 0959-0966
News Clippings, undated	5294 0800-0904
News Clippings, 1910, 1918-1919	5294 0905a-0905r
News Clippings, 1920-1922	5294 0905s-0945
News Clippings, 1923-1929	5294 0947-0987
News Clippings, 1930-1931	5294 0988-1012
News Clippings, 1932	5294 1013-1051
News Clippings, 1933	5294 1052-1083
News Clippings, 1934	5294 1084-1122
News Clippings, 1935	5294 1123-1145
News Clippings, January-October 1936	5294 1147-1189
News Clippings, October 1-3, 1936	5294 1190-1205
News Clippings, October 4-8, 1936	5294 1206-1225
News Clippings, October 9-13, 1936	5294 1226-1245
News Clippings, October 14-17, 1936	5294 1246-1261
News Clippings, October 18-31, 1936	5294 1262-1277
News Clippings, November-December 1936	5294 1278-1279
News Clippings, January-April 1937	5294 1280-1298
News Clippings, May-August 1937	5294 1299-1315
News Clippings, September-December 1937	5294 1316-1353
News Clippings, January-August 1938	5294 1354-1394
News Clippings, September-October 1938	5294 1396-1421
News Clippings, October-December 1938	5295 0003-0023
News Clippings, January-May 1939	5295 0024-0061
News Clippings, June-August 1939	5295 0062-0079
News Clippings, September-December 1939	5295 0080-0098
News Clippings, 1940	5295 0099-0135
News Clippings, January-June 1941	5295 0136-0164
News Clippings, July-December 1941	5295 0165-0188
News Clippings, 1942	5295 0189-0259
News Clippings, 1943	5295 0260-0276
News Clippings, 1944	5295 0277-0308
News Clippings, 1945	5295 0309-0324
News Clippings, 1946	5295 0326-0372
News Clippings, 1947-1949	5295 0373-0403
News Clippings, 1950-1953	5295 0404-0441
News Clippings, 1954-1955	5295 0442-0470
News Clippings, 1956	5295 0471-0506
News Clippings, 1957-1959	5295 0507-0512
News Clippings, 1960-1969	5295 0513-0549
News Clippings, 1970-1985	5295 0550-0564
Picture Postcards (blank), undated	5296 0931-0958
Press Releases (1 of 2), undated	5296 0163-0169
Press releases (2 of 2), undated	5296 0175-0181
Press releases, 1923	5296 0170-0171
Press releases, 1934	5296 0172-0174
Press releases, 1955	5296 0182-0210
Press releases, 1963	5296 0211-0214
Programs and Calendars of Events, 1935-1945	5296 0242-0323
Programs and Calendars of Events, 1940	5292 0442-0459
Prospectuses, 1934-circa 1941	5296 0217-0239
Reproductions of Artwork, 1939, undated	5296 0911-0928

Series 9: Photographs, circa 1917-1960
(Box 17; 6 folders)

This series contains photographs of Cahill and family and colleagues including his mother and sister, Harry Hopkins, Edward Rowan, Eleanor Roosevelt and attendees of an FAP meeting including Stanton MacDonald-Wright. Also found here are photographs of miscellanous artwork. For WPA FAP photographs see 3.14: Photographs.

Description	Container
Photographs of Cahill with Family and Colleagues, circa 1917-circa 1950s	5296 0968-1018
Photographs of Miscellaneous Artwork, circa 1930-1960	5299 1126-1155

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Series 1: Biographical Material and Personal Papers, 1931-1988
(Box 1; 19 folders)

Series 2: Correspondence Files, 1922-1979, 1993
(Boxes 1-2; 1.5 linear ft.)

Series 3: Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project, 1934-1970
(Boxes 2-14, 18, MMs009; 10.75 linear ft.)

Series 4: Writings, Lectures and Speeches, 1916-1960
(Boxes 14-15, 18; 1.0 linear ft.)

Series 5: Minutes of Meetings and Panel Discussions, Non-FAP, 1939-1947
(Box 15; 5 folders)

Series 6: Notes and Research Material, 1935-1970
(Boxes 15-16; 0.25 linear ft.)

Series 7: Artwork, undated
(Boxes 16, 18; 2 folders)

Series 8: Printed Material, 1910-1985
(Boxes 16-17; 1.8 linear ft.)

Series 9: Photographs, circa 1917-1960
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