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Eugene Higgins

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Tennessee Post Office Mural Artists

July 30, 2020 By David W. Gates Jr.

Artist William Zorach Greenville TN
Artist William Zorach Greenville TN

A total of twenty-nine artist created murals in thirty Tennessee Post Office buildings during the Great Depression of the 1930s. One of the artist Minna Citron  received multiple commissions. The artist and their awarded sites as listed below.

We have found having a list such as this is convenient when performing research at the National Archives Records and Administration. Any researcher will reveal, that finding information is part of the fun, somethings what you are looking for is catalogued by the artist name. Other times the research materials you need may be cataloged by the city or town, and so on.

Having a list to refer to is helpful on your journey of discovering these wonderful treasures in our nations post offices.

Tennessee Post Office Mural Artist

  1. Bolivar – Carl Nyquist
  2. Camden – John H. Fyfe
  3. Chattanooga – Leopold Scholz, sculpture
  4. Chattanooga – Hilton Leech, mural
  5. Clarksville – F. Luis Mora
  6. Clinton – Horace Talmage Day
  7. Columbia –  Henry Billings, mural
  8. Columbia – Sidney Waugh, sculpture
  9. Crossville – Marion Greenwood
  10. Dayton – Bertram Hartman
  11. Decherd – Enea Biafora
  12. Dickson – Edwin Boyd Johnson
  13. Dresden – Minetta Good
  14. Gleason – Anne Poor
  15. Greeneville – William Zorach
  16. Jefferson City – Charles Child
  17. Johnson City – Wendell Jones
  18. La Follette – Dahlov Ipcar
  19. Lenoir City – David Stone Martin
  20. Lewisburg – John H.R. Pickett
  21. Lexington – Grace Greenwood (Ames)
  22. Livingston – Margaret Covey Chisholm
  23. Manchester –  Minna Citron*
  24. McKenzie – Karl Oberteuffer
  25. Mount Pleasant – Eugene Higgins
  26. Nashville – Belle Kinney
  27. Newport – Minna Citron*
  28. Ripley – Marguerite Zorach
  29. Rockwood – Christian Henrich
  30. Sweetwater – Thelma Martin
New Deal Artists Biographies NARA
New Deal Artists Biographies NARA
New Deal Artists Biographies NARA

Sources

  • David W. Gates Jr. on site visits to each location.
  • Tennessee Post Office Murals by David W. Gates Jr.
  • Indiana Post Office Mural Guidebook by David W. Gates Jr.
  • National Archives Records and Administration, College Park Maryland
  • Who was who in American Art, 1564-1975: 400 years of artist in America, Peter H Falk; Audrey M Lewis, Georgia Kuchen, Veronika Roessler, Madison, CT, Mount View Press. 1999.
  • Democratic Vistas: Post Offices and Public Art in the New Deal: [Hardcover]  Marlene Park, Gerald E. Markowitz

Filed Under: Artist, Artwork, NARA, New Deal, Post Office, Tennessee Tagged With: Anne Poor, Artist, Artwork, Belle Kinney, Bertram Hartman, Carl Nyquist, Charles Child, Christian Henrich, Dahlov Ipcar, David Stone Martin, Edwin Boyd Johnson, Enea Biafora, Eugene Higgins, F Luis Mora, Grace Greenwood, Henry Billings, Hilton Leech, Horace Day, John H Fyfe, John H R Pickett, Karl Oberteuffer, Leopold Scholz, Margaret Covey, Marguerite Zorach, Marion Greenwood, Minna Citron, NARA, New Deal, Post Office, Sidney Waugh, Tennessee, Thelma Martin, Wendell Jones, William Zorach

Wisconsin Post Office Mural Artists

October 18, 2017 By David W. Gates Jr.

Artist Frank Buffmire - Black River Falls Post Office Mural
Artist Frank Buffmire – Black River Falls Post Office Mural

A total of twenty-eight artist created murals in thirty-five Wisconsin Post Office buildings during the Great Depression of the 1930s. Seven of the artist received multiple commissions as noted below. The artist and their awarded sites as listed below.

We have found having a list such as this is convenient when performing research at the National Archives Records and Administration. Any researcher will reveal, that finding information is part of the fun, somethings what you are looking for is catalogued by the artist name. Other times the research materials you need may be cataloged by the city or town, and so on.

Having a list to refer to is helpful on your journey of discovering these wonderful treasures in our nations post offices.

Wisconsin Post Office Mural Artists

  1. Berlin – Raymond Redell*
  2. Black River Falls – Frank Buffmire
  3. Chilton – Charles W Thwaites*
  4. Columbus – Arnold Blanch
  5. De Pere – Lester W Bentley
  6. Edgerton – Vladimir Rousseff*
  7. Elkhorn – Tom Rost*
  8. Fond du Lac – Boris Gilbertson*
  9. Hartford– Ethel Spears
  10. Hayward – Stella E Harlos
  11. Hudson – Ruth Grotenrath
  12. Janesville – Boris Gilbertson*
  13. Kaukauna – Vladimir Rousseff*
  14. Kewaunee – Paul Faulkner
  15. Ladysmith – Elsa Jemne
  16. Lake Geneva – George A Dietrich
  17. Lancaster – Tom Rost*
  18. Mayville – Peter Roiter*
  19. Milwaukee – Frances Foy
  20. Neillsville – John Van Koert
  21. Oconomowoc – Edward Morton
  22. Park Falls – James Waltrous
  23. Plymouth – Charles W Thwaites*
  24. Prairie Du Chien – Jefferson E Greer
  25. Reedsburg – Richard Jansen
  26. Rice Lake – Forest Flower*
  27. Richland Center – Richard Brooks
  28. Shawano – Eugene Higgins
  29. Sheboygan – Schomer Lichtner
  30. Stoughton – Edmund D Lewandoski
  31. Sturgeon Bay – Santos Zingle
  32. Viroqua – Forrest Flower*
  33. Waupaca – Raymond Redell*
  34. Wausau – Gerritt Sinclair
  35. West Bend – Peter Roiter*

There are a total of  28 artist that were commissioned artwork in Wisconsin in regards to post offices.

A few of the artists received multiple commissions and have art in more than one building. The following artists have two or more murals in Wisconsin.

  • Raymond Redell – Berlin and Wapaca
  • Charles W Thwaities – Chilton and Plymouth
  • Vladimir Rousseff – Edgerton and Kaukauna
  • Tom Rost – Elkhorn and Lancaster
  • Boris Gilbertson – Fond du Lac and Janesville
  • Forrest Flower – Rice Lake and Viroqua
  • Peter Rotier – Mayville and West Bend

New Deal Artists Biographies NARA
New Deal Artists Biographies NARA
New Deal Artists Biographies NARA

Sources

  • David W. Gates Jr. on site visits to each location.
  • Wisconsin Post Office Mural Guidebook by David W. Gates Jr.
  • Wisconsin Post Office Murals by David W. Gates Jr.
  • National Archives Records and Administration, College Park Maryland
  • Who was who in American Art, 1564-1975: 400 years of artist in America, Peter H Falk; Audrey M Lewis, Georgia Kuchen, Veronika Roessler, Madison, CT, Mount View Press. 1999.
  • Democratic Vistas: Post Offices and Public Art in the New Deal: [Hardcover]  Marlene Park, Gerald E. Markowitz

Filed Under: Artist, Artwork, NARA, New Deal, Post Office, Wisconsin Tagged With: Arnold Blanch, Artist, Boris Gilbertson, Charles W Thwaites, Edmund D Lewandowski, Edward Morton, Elsa Jemne, Ethel Spears, Eugene Higgins, Forrest Flower, Frances Foy, Frank Buffmire, George A Dietrich, Gerrit Sinclair, James Watrous, Jefferson E Greer, John Van Koert, Lester W Bentley, NARA, New Deal, Paul Faulkner, Peter Rotier, Raymond Redell, Richard Brooks, Richard Jansen, Ruth Grotenrath, Santos Zingale, Schomer Lichtner, Stella E Harlos, Tom Rost, Walter Vladimir Rousseff, Wisconsin

Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office

June 30, 2013 By David W. Gates Jr.

Mount Pleasant TN Post Office 38474
Mount Pleasant TN Post Office 38474

ADDRESS: 201 N. Main St., Mount Pleasant, Tennessee, 38474
ARTIST: Eugene Higgins
TITLE: Early Settlers Entering Mount Pleasant
MEDIUM: Oil on canvas (mural)
STATUS: The Mount Pleasant post office is still an active, operating facility, and the mural can be viewed by interested members of the public. It resides in the lobby on the wall above the postmaster’s door.
YEAR: 1942

WOW! check out post office and mural. I couldn’t help myself I ended up spending some extra time here admiring the mural and taking lots of pictures. I took several close up detailed photographs so you could really get the feel of this great mural. And now that I’m looking at my these pictures I’m wondering why I didn’t get a close up of that wonderful eagle above the front entrance. “Kicking myself” oh well. may someone out there might like to send me one. 🙂

So we’re just going to dive in July, normally I only like to showcase one mural or artwork per week. But hey I have a lot of material to share. Plus I wanted to dive right into my Tennessee collection. So on this very last day of June let’s get started with those unique and wonderful buildings in Tennessee.

Thanks,

David W. Gates Jr.

Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office 38474
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office 38474
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office 38474
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office 38474 Artifact
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office 38474 Artifact
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office 38474 Artifact
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office Cornerstone
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office Mural Artists Signature
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office Mural Center
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office Mural Detail
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office Mural Detail
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office Mural Detail
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office Mural Detail
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office Mural Full Center
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office Mural Left Side
Mount Pleasant Tennessee Post Office Mural Right Side

“Used with the permission of the United States Postal Service®. All rights reserved.”

Sources

  • Personal visit on 4/01/2013 by David W. Gates Jr.
  • Tennessee Post Office Murals by David W. Gates Jr.
  • Tennessee Post Office Mural Guidebook by David W. Gates Jr.
  • United States Postal Service
  • (affiliate link) Democratic Vistas: Post Offices and Public Art in the New Deal: [Hardcover]  Marlene Park, Gerald E. Markowitz
  • (affiliate link): Tennessee Post Office Murals: Howard Hull

Filed Under: Artifacts, Artwork, Cornerstone, New Deal, Post Office, Tennessee Tagged With: Artifacts, Artwork, Cornerstone, Eugene Higgins, Mural, New Deal, Post Office, Tennessee

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