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de Coligny-Châtillon Letter no. 3, pg. 2
Letter exchanged between Guillaume Apollinaire and Louise de Coligny-Châtillon
de Coligny-Châtillon Letter no. 3
Letter exchanged by Guillaume Apollinaire and Louise de Coligny-Châtillon
de Coligny-Châtillon Letter no. 2
Letter exchanged between Guillaume Apollinaire and Louise de Coligny-Châtillon
de Coligny-Châtillon Letter no. 1
Letter exchanged between Guillaume Apollinaire et Louise de Coligny-Châtillon
Reconstruction and Well-Being of the Family
This was Guston's last commissioned mural, before moving fully into easel painting.
Pulpwood Logging
Guston completed this mural with his wife, Musa McKim. It is remarkable that he decided to take this commission even though he had a steady income at the University of Iowa.
Martial Memory
Guston described this painting as his first mature easel painting, created in Iowa City after taking a teaching position at the University of Iowa.
Maintaining America's Skills
Guston won this prestigious commission for the mural on the facade of the Works Progress Administration building at the 1939 New York World's Fair in Queens.
Early Mail Service and the Construction of Railroads
Guston painted this mural in a post office in Commerce, GA, under the auspices of the Treasury Section, after finally getting on relief.