Applause, lithograph on paper by Adolf Dehn, 1926.

"Applause"

Applause, lithograph on paper by Adolf Dehn, 1926.

Black and white photograph of Adolf Dehn (standing at right) while serving time in the guard house of an army camp, Spartanburg, South Carolina, 1918.

Adolf Dehn (standing at right) serving time in the guard house, Spartanburg, South Carolina

Adolf Dehn (standing at right) while serving time in the guard house of an army camp, Spartanburg, South Carolina, 1918.

Pastel drawing on paper of Adolf Dehn made by Wanda Gág, c.1915.

Drawing of Adolf Dehn

Pastel drawing on paper of Adolf Dehn made by Wanda Gág, c.1915.

Black and white photograph of Adolf Dehn in Paris, c.1926.

Adolf Dehn in Paris

Adolf Dehn in Paris, c.1926.

Dehn, Adolf (1895–1968)

Adolf Dehn was a lithographer and watercolorist best known for his work in the American regionalist, modernist, and social-realist movements. An important American printmaker, Dehn demonstrated great skill in his works and, often, an irreverent sense of social commentary.

Colorized postcard depicting the exterior of the University Club in St. Paul, c.1920.

University Club postcard

Postcard depicting the exterior of the University Club in St. Paul, c.1920.

Wanda Gág

Wanda Gág

Wanda Gág c. 1918.

Stearns County Courthouse mural by Elsa Jemne

Stearns County Courthouse mural by Elsa Jemne

Elsa Jemne’s mural for the Stearns County Courthouse, installed in 1922.

Black and white photograph of Knute Heldner holding a painting created by Elsa Jemne for the WPA Federal Art Project and exhibited at the Minnesota State Fair, c.1936.

Elsa Jemne painting at the Minnesota State Fair

Knute Heldner holding a painting created by Elsa Jemne for the WPA Federal Art Project and exhibited at the Minnesota State Fair, c.1936.

Black and white photograph of Clement Haupers and Elsa Jemne at Big Sand Lake, c.1929.

Clement Haupers and Elsa Jemne

Clement Haupers and Elsa Jemne at Big Sand Lake, c.1929.

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