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"Buffalo Hunt"
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Photo (detail): Jimmy Emerson, DVM
 
"Buffalo Hunt"
1938
Eastland Post Office
Mural, oil on canvas
Program: Treasury Section of Fine Arts
Location: Lobby
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Photo (detail): John Tibbetts
 
"Cattle"
1936
Modesto Post Office
Mural, tempera on canvas, adhered to plaster
middle section of 5'-1" x 18'-3"
Program: Treasury Art Project (TRAP)
Location: lobby, above service counter
6 lunettes were removed in a 1966 remodel. This is the center section of Mural M in the original set of 13, The original TRAP competition title of this section is "Cattle." Reference: Bruce & Watson, Art In Federal Buildings, Vol. I, Mural Designs 1934-1936, p. 249.
"Creameries"
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Photo (detail): John Tibbetts
 
"Creameries"
1936
Modesto Post Office
Mural, tempera on Masonite
3'-5" x 6'-10" (as installed)
Program: Treasury Art Project (TRAP)
Location: lunette in lobby
6 lunettes were removed in a 1966 remodeling. This is Mural J in the original set of 13, The original TRAP competition title is "Creameries." Reference: Bruce & Watson, Art In Federal Buildings, Vol. I, Mural Designs 1934-1936, p. 249.
"Dehydrating Plant"
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Photo (detail): John Tibbetts
 
"Dehydrating Plant"
1936
Modesto Post Office
Mural, tempera on Masonite
3'-5" x 6'-10" (as installed)
Program: Treasury Art Project (TRAP)
Location: lunette in lobby
6 lunettes were removed in a 1966 remodeling. This is Mural A in the original set of 13, The original TRAP competition title is "Dehydrating Plant." Reference: Bruce & Watson, Art In Federal Buildings, Vol. I, Mural Designs 1934-1936, p. 249.
"Incidents in Berkeley History"
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Photo (detail): John Tibbetts
 
"Incidents in Berkeley History"
1936
Berkeley Post Office
Mural, oil on canvas
Program: Treasury Art Project (TRAP)
Location: Lobby, west wall
"Indians Moving"
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Photo (detail): Terry Jeanson
 
"Indians Moving"
1939
Burleson County Courthouse
Mural, oil on canvas
Program: Treasury Section of Fine Arts
Location: 2nd floor lobby
This mural was originally in the Caldwell Post Office
"Newsgathering"
Photo (detail): Barbara Bernstein
 
"Newsgathering"
1934
Coit Tower
Mural, fresco
10' x 10'
Program: Public Work of Arts Project (PWAP)
Location: Outer west wall
"Orchards"
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Photo (detail): John Tibbetts
 
"Orchards"
1936
Modesto Post Office
Mural, tempera on canvas, adhered to plaster
right end section of 5'-1" x 18'-3"
Program: Treasury Art Project (TRAP)
Location: lobby, above service counter
6 lunettes were removed in a 1966 remodel. This is the right end section of Mural M in the original set of 13, The original TRAP competition title of this section is "Orchards." Reference: Bruce & Watson, Art In Federal Buildings, Vol. I, Mural Designs 1934-1936, p. 249.
"Peacetime Activities of the Army"
Photo (detail): John Tibbetts
 
"Peacetime Activities of the Army"
1935
Presidio Chapel
Mural, Fresco
10' x 35' 8"
Program: State Emergency Relief Administration (SERA)
Location: Mural room is to the left as you enter
"Vineyards"
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Photo (detail): John Tibbetts
 
"Vineyards"
1936
Modesto Post Office
Mural, tempera on canvas, adhered to plaster
left section of 5'-1" x 18'-3"
Program: Treasury Art Project (TRAP)
Location: lobby, above service counter
6 lunettes were removed in a 1966 remodel. This is the left end section of Mural M in the original set of 13, The original TRAP competition title of this section is "Vineyards" Reference: Bruce & Watson, Art In Federal Buildings, Vol. I, Mural Designs 1934-1936, p. 249.