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b. 1906 - d. 1976

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  • RICHARD HALLS (1906-1976). A HERO IS BORN. Circa 1936. 21x13 inches, 55x35 cm.
    Feb. 08, 2011

    RICHARD HALLS (1906-1976). A HERO IS BORN. Circa 1936. 21x13 inches, 55x35 cm.

    Est: $400 - $600

    RICHARD HALLS (1906-1976) A HERO IS BORN. Circa 1936. 21 3/4x13 3/4 inches, 55x35 cm. Condition A. Silkscreen. Framed. WPA 287, For the People p. 196.

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  • Richard Halls (American, 1906-1976) Park View with Cathedral at Dusk Signed and dated "Richard Halls 1948" l.l. Gouache on paper, si...
    Apr. 14, 2010

    Richard Halls (American, 1906-1976) Park View with Cathedral at Dusk Signed and dated "Richard Halls 1948" l.l. Gouache on paper, si...

    Est: $300 - $500

    Richard Halls (American, 1906-1976) Park View with Cathedral at Dusk Signed and dated "Richard Halls 1948" l.l. Gouache on paper, sight size 18 1/2 x 12 1/2 in., framed. Condition: Not examined out of frame.

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  • POSTER: RICHARD HALLS (1906-1976) SEE AMERICA / WELCOME TO MONTANA. 28 x 22 inches. Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project, NYC.
    Nov. 12, 2007

    POSTER: RICHARD HALLS (1906-1976) SEE AMERICA / WELCOME TO MONTANA. 28 x 22 inches. Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project, NYC.

    Est: $2,000 - $3,000

    RICHARD HALLS (1906-1976) SEE AMERICA / WELCOME TO MONTANA. 28 x 22 inches. Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project, NYC. Condition B+: loss in upper right corner; wrinkles and creases in image; tears along edges. Silkscreen. Paper. "Under the New Deal, the U.S. Travel Bureau set out to awaken Americans' interest in their homeland. Given the conditions of the time - much of Europe and Asia were embroiled in war in the late 1930s - Americans' opportunities for travel abroad were severely limited and, in any case, the harsh economic realities faced by most U.S. citizens made distant travel a mere pipe dream. . . . In their choice of imagery, colors, composition and type these posters forcefully capture the grandeur of the vistas . . . and the vastness of Montana's rugged mountains. [They] encapsulate a strong theme that underlies many of the WPA posters: In showing a landscape of ferocious proportions and physical challenge, the poster reaffirmed and exulted in America as a place of opportunity and personal advancement. They explicitly urged "See America," but they also asked that we re-see America as a land capable of providing sustenance and a rebirth of spirit. This spirit was a resource the nation badly needed in its struggle during trying economic circumstances." (WPA p. 81). WPA 134.

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