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Headin' for Better Times: The Arts of the Great Depression
96 pp.
| Lerner |
March, 2002 |
LibraryISBN 0-8225-1741-8$$25.26
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YAPeople's History series.
This is a clearly written account of how the Great Depression set the stage for a flowering of the arts in this country. Damon discusses art, literature, photography, film, and drama, as well as FDR's New Deal projects to benefit struggling artists. The text is supplemented by color reproductions of paintings and murals and black-and-white period photos. An annotated list of Depression-era movies, books, and murals is appended. Bib., ind.