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Lista de murales de la oficina de correos de Estados Unidos

Agricultura e industrias de Ventura : Gordon Kenneth Grant (1908-1940) recibió el encargo de crear murales para la oficina de correos de Ventura, California , en 1938.

Esta es una lista de murales de las oficinas de correos de los Estados Unidos , producidos en los Estados Unidos de 1934 a 1943 a través de encargos de la División de Adquisiciones del Departamento del Tesoro de los Estados Unidos . El objetivo principal de los murales de la oficina de correos de los Estados Unidos era conseguir obras de arte que cumplieran con altos estándares artísticos [1] para edificios públicos, donde fueran accesibles a todas las personas. [2] Los murales tenían como objetivo elevar la moral del pueblo estadounidense que sufría los efectos de la Depresión al representar temas edificantes que la gente conocía y amaba. [3] Los murales producidos a través de la Sección de Pintura y Escultura del Departamento del Tesoro (1934-1943) fueron financiados como parte del costo de la construcción de nuevas oficinas de correos, con el 1% del costo reservado para mejoras artísticas. [4] Los murales se encargaron a través de concursos abiertos a todos los artistas de los Estados Unidos. [5] Casi 850 artistas recibieron el encargo de pintar 1.371 murales, la mayoría de los cuales se instalaron en oficinas de correos; [4] 162 de los artistas eran mujeres y tres eran afroamericanos . [4] El Proyecto de Arte de Ayuda al Tesoro (1935-1938), que proporcionó decoración artística para edificios federales existentes, produjo un número menor de murales de oficinas de correos. [1] TRAP se estableció con fondos de la Administración de Progreso de Obras . La Sección supervisó la producción creativa de TRAP y seleccionó un artista maestro para cada proyecto. A continuación, el artista eligió a los asistentes entre las listas del WPA Federal Art Project. [6] : 62–63 

Se pidió a los artistas que pintaran al estilo de la "escena estadounidense", representando a ciudadanos comunes y corrientes de manera realista . Se desalentaron los estilos de arte abstracto y moderno . También se alentó a los artistas a producir obras que fueran apropiadas para las comunidades donde se ubicarían y evitaran temas controvertidos. [5] La Sección examinó de cerca los proyectos en cuanto a estilo y contenido, y a los artistas se les pagó solo después de que se aprobara cada etapa del proceso creativo. [6]

La Sección y el Proyecto de Arte de Ayuda al Tesoro fueron supervisados ​​por Edward Bruce , quien había dirigido el Proyecto de Obras Públicas de Arte (1933-1934). Eran programas de trabajo público impulsados ​​por comisiones que empleaban artistas para embellecer los edificios del gobierno estadounidense, estrictamente sobre la base de la calidad. [2] [6] : 58–59  Esto contrasta con la misión de trabajo y socorro del Federal Art Project (1935–1943) de la Works Progress Administration, el mayor de los proyectos artísticos del New Deal. Su alcance e impacto cultural fueron tan grandes que el término "WPA" a menudo se utiliza erróneamente para describir todo el arte del New Deal, incluidos los murales de las oficinas de correos de Estados Unidos. [2] [6] : 63–64  "Obra de arte del New Deal" es un término más preciso para describir las obras de arte creadas bajo los programas de arte federales de ese período. [7]

Los murales son objeto de esfuerzos por parte del Servicio Postal de los Estados Unidos para preservarlos y protegerlos. Esto es particularmente importante y problemático ya que algunos de ellos han desaparecido o se han deteriorado. Algunos están instalados en edificios que valen mucho menos que la obra de arte. [8]

Alabama

[9] [10]

Alaska

[9] [13]

Arizona

[17] [18]

Arkansas

[9] [20]


California

[9] [22]

Colorado

[35] [37] Una revisión de los murales en las oficinas de correos de Colorado encontró que no había frescos, sino que todos habían sido pintados sobre lienzo. [38]

Connecticut

[35] [39]

Delaware

[35] [41]

Distrito de Columbia

[9] [42]

Florida

[9] [45]

Georgia

[9] [47]

Hawai

[55]

Idaho

[56] [57]

Illinois

[62] [63] [64]

Indiana

[9] [67] [68]

Iowa

[9] [69]

Kansas

[9] [71]

Varias oficinas de correos de Kansas figuran en el Registro Nacional sobre la base de sus murales, como parte de un estudio de "Oficinas de correos de Kansas con obras de arte, 1936-1942". [72]

Kentucky

[9] [77]

Luisiana

[9] [78]

Maine

[9] [80]

Maryland

[9] [83]

Massachusetts

[9][86]

Michigan

[9][87]

Minnesota

[9][93]

Mississippi

[9][94]

Missouri

[9][100]

Montana

[9][111]

Nebraska

[9][114]

Nevada

[9][119]

New Hampshire

[9][120]

New Jersey

[9][121][122][123]

New Mexico

[9][126][35]

New York

[129][130]

North Carolina

[35][134][135]

North Dakota

[9][136]

Ohio

[35][134][137]

Oklahoma

[35][134][145]A number of Oklahoma post offices were listed on the National Register as part of the " Oklahoma Post Offices with Section Art Multiple Property Submission", including those in Coalgate, Hollis, Madill, Nowata, and Watonga.

Oregon

[9][149]

Pennsylvania

[9][150]

Puerto Rico

[9][157]

Rhode Island

[9][158]

South Carolina

[9][159]

South Dakota

[9][160]

Tennessee

[35][134][162][163]

Texas

[9][35][134][165][166]

Utah

[9][176]

Vermont

[9][177]

Virgin Islands

[35][134]

Virginia

[35][134][178]

Washington

[35][134][180]

West Virginia

[35][56][181]

Wisconsin

[56][182]

Wyoming

[35][56][184]

See also

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