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  • ID: 614
  • Key: AB1
  • Type: web
  • Title: Arthur Bairnsfather
  • Tags: Arthur Bairnsfather
  • Comment: Includes portrait of Arthur Bairnsfather by William Oberhardt.
  • URL: https://www.bhamwiki.com/w/Arthur_Bairnsfather
  • Site: Bham Wiki
  • Site URL: https://www.bhamwiki.com
  • ID: 615
  • Key: Burlington1
  • Type: nrhp
  • Title: Federal Building, (former) Burlington United States Post Office
  • Year: 1988
  • Tags: Burlington, North Carolina, Arthur Bairnsfather
  • Comment: Registration form for the Burlington Federal Building. The form describes the subject matter of Arthur Bairnsfather's murals "Cotton Textiles" and "Historical Train Station".
  • URL: https://files.nc.gov/ncdcr/nr/AM0503.pdf
  • ID: 3
  • Key: APD09
  • Type: book
  • Author: Anita Price Davis
  • Title: New Deal Art in North Carolina
  • Press: McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers
  • City: Jefferson, NC
  • Year: 2009
  • Tags: Burlington, Gastonia, Rockingham, Wilmington, North Carolina
  • Comment: On p 45 the dimensions of Arthur Bairnsfather's two murals in Burlington are given as 21'x12', or aspect ratios of 1.75:1. The photo on p 80 of the Francis Speight mural in Gastonia suggests an aspect ratio of 3.37:1. On p 140 the Edward Laning mural in Rockingham is said to be 12'1.5"x7'3.75", or an aspect ratio of 1.66:1. But the mural's 3 panels appear to be lined up as for a single extended image. Removing the outer frames of this extended image would give an aspect ratio of 2.00:1. Page 161 specifies the dimensions of the Josef Presser mural in Southern Pines to be 12'x4'6", or an aspect ratio of 2.67:1. On p 210 the William F. Pfohl mural in Wilmington is specified to be 19'6"x6'6", or an aspect ratio of 3.00:1.