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  1. The catalog arrived yesterday. It is beautifully produced, thoughtful curation and essays. The exhibition in Madrid, two years ago, was the first retrospective of Shahn’s work since 1947.
    #benshahn #radicalart #artforthemasses

    press.princeton.edu/books/pape

  2. Girls in New Orleans.
    1935 Resettlement Administration photo by Ben Shahn.

    @noladon

    #NewOrleans #WPA #1930s #BenShahn

  3. Here's a nice review of the Ben Shahn exhibition currently up at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía. We've got a couple of paintings on loan to it.

    hyperallergic.com/868920/ben-s

    #BenShahn

  4. Ben Shahn was one hell of a photographer.

    Scene in Natchez, Mississippi, October 1935, with sidewalk shoeshiner.

    Resettlement Administration /FSA/WPA photo by Ben Shahn, via Library of Congress website.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Shah

    #1930s #WPA #BenShahn #Natchez #Mississippi

  5. Wanted to share an incredible piece of #publicArt that shaped my life – Ben Shahn's "The Passion of Sacco and Vanzetti". This remarkable #mosaic is on an outer wall of H.B. Crouse Hall at #SyracuseUniversity in #SyracuseNY. Sacco and Vanzetti were executed for murder on the flimsiest of evidence in 1927. I walked past this reminder of injustice every day for years.

    #art #MastoArt #BenShahn #mural #murals

  6. Ben Shahn
    “Doped singer, ‘Love oh, love, oh keerless love,’ Scotts Run, West Virginia. Relief investigator reported a number of dope cases at Scotts Run.” October 1935.
    #benshahn
    #photography #vintagephotography
    #farmsecurityadministration
    loc.gov/item/2017730367/

  7. Ben Shahn, Untitled (cotton pickers, Alexander Plantation, Pulaski County, Arkansas), October 1935 #museumarchive #benshahn harvardartmuseums.org/collecti

  8. Ben Shahn, Untitled (cotton pickers, Alexander Plantation, Pulaski County, Arkansas), October 1935 #benshahn #museumarchive harvardartmuseums.org/collecti