WPA 1935 Painting: 'View from south plaza of Treasury, looking north' by Dorsey Doniphan

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This image and accompanying text comes to us from the great courtesy of the Registrar @ the Curator of the U.S. Treasury Dept., Washington, D.C. Where I have added text, I have placed it in brackets.

[Treasury text follows below. Full bibliographical citation of some sources that Treasury quotes is unavailable. The text comes courtesy of the Treasury Department. Current disposition of painting: The Treasury Department Collection.]

WPA.1935.9 View from south plaza of Treasury, looking north, oil on canvas
Signed lower left “Dorsey Doniphan P.W.A.”
Frame: 36 x 46 ¼ x 2 ¾”
Sight: 39 ½ x 30”

In an advertisement in the Washington Sunday Star, 4/8/1934, Doniphan advertised landscape paintings for sale, using this painting as his example. The ad stated that is was "$5 a Picture. Water Colors as Low as $5".

[Source: From M. Lavine, Registrar at the Curator's Office, U.S. Treasury Dept., Washington, D.C., Email of 6/1/2012 to miKKoChristmas11, Attachment: "Edwin Dorsey Doniphan Paintings in the Treasury Collection", May 2012.]