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  • ID: 249
  • Key: MaritimeAquarium
  • Type: web
  • Title: Maritime Aquarium
  • Tags: Norwalk, Connecticut, Alexander Rummler
  • Comment: Dimensions and aspect ratios of the Rummler murals - "Day's End": 12'x6'3" (1.92:1), "Shucking Oysters": 13'10"x6'2" (2.24:1).
  • URL: http://newdealartregistry.org/rendersite/MaritimeAquarium/Norwalk/CT/
  • Site: New Deal Art Registry
  • Site URL: http://newdealartregistry.org
  • ID: 175
  • Key: DJ86
  • Type: article
  • Author: Dirk Johnson
  • Title: NORWALK SEEKS RENEWED GLORY FOR W.P.A. ART
  • Year: 1986
  • Tags: Norwalk, Connecticut
  • URL: http://www.nytimes.com/1986/01/13/nyregion/norwalk-seeks-renewed-glory-for-wpa-art.html?mcubz=3
  • Source: New York Times
  • Issue: January 13 NY/Region
  • ID: 173
  • Key: SLB86
  • Type: article
  • Author: Sharon L. Bass
  • Title: Norwalk's Depression Murals To Regain Their Luster
  • Year: 1986
  • Tags: Norwalk, Connecticut
  • URL: http://www.nytimes.com/1986/04/27/nyregion/norwalk-s-depression-murals-to-regain-their-luster.html?mcubz=3
  • Source: New York Times
  • Issue: April 27
  • ID: 174
  • Key: DKL15
  • Type: article
  • Author: David K. Leff
  • Title: Norwalk's Treasure-Trove Of Public Murals
  • Year: 2015
  • Tags: Norwalk, Connecticut
  • URL: http://www.courant.com/opinion/op-ed/hc-op-leff-norwalk-depression-era-art-0730-20150729-story.html
  • Source: Hartford Courant
  • Issue: July 30 Op-Ed NY/Region
  • ID: 172
  • Key: CTstate
  • Type: web
  • Title: WPA Art Inventory
  • Tags: Connecticut
  • URL: https://ctstatelibrary.org/wpa-art-inventory/
  • Site: CT State Library
  • Site URL: https://ctstatelibrary.org
  • ID: 176
  • Key: PH-DL04
  • Type: article
  • Author: Patricia Harris, David Lyon
  • Title: WPA murals bring back the 1930s
  • Year: 2004
  • Tags: Norwalk, Connecticut
  • URL: http://archive.boston.com/travel/articles/2004/01/04/wpa_murals_bring_back_the_1930s/
  • Source: Boston Globe
  • Issue: January 4 Travel