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Ferguson Protestor walking with the American Flag upside down realizing the upside down flag is a signal of distress

This mural was painted in the Worker's Alliance Center in Los Angeles, CA, by Guston, Reuben Kadish, and Sande McCoy (Pollock)

This mural was painted in the TB wing of the City of Hope hospitals in Duarte, CA, a suburb north of Downtown LA.

This mural was painted in Morelia, Mexico with Reuben Kadish. Jules Langser was their assistant. They received the commission with the help of David Alfaro Siquieros and Diego Rivera.

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.

This was Guston's last commissioned mural, before moving fully into easel painting.

Guston described this painting as his first mature easel painting, created in Iowa City after taking a teaching position at the University of Iowa.

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.

Guston painted this mural in a post office in Commerce, GA, under the auspices of the Treasury Section, after finally getting on relief.

This painting was done in New York after Guston moved from LA to NY, while he was waiting to be put on relief by the WPA.