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Bible. The Kingdom and the Power and the Glory. Selected from the King James version of the Old Testament and decorated by James Daugherty. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1929.

Bible. In the Beginning; Being the First Chapter of Genesis from the King James Version. With designs by James Daugherty. London and New York: Oxford University Press, 1941.

Bruce, Marie. Kris and Kristina. Pictured by James Daugherty. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, Page, 1927.

Burrows, Elizabeth. Irene of Tundra Towers. Illustrated by James Daugherty. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, Doran, 1928.

Burrows, Elizabeth. Judy of the Whale Gates, the Strange Happenings That Followed the Stranding of the Yacht Aphoon among the Volcanic Islands of Alaska. Illustrated by James Daugherty . Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, Doran, 1930.

Calvert, James Francis, A Promise to Our Country: “I Pledge Allegiance . . . “ Pictures by James Daugherty. New York: Whittlesey House, 1961.

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Chapin, Henry. The Adventures of Johnny Appleseed. Illustrations by James Daugherty. New York: Coward-McCann, 1930.

Chapman, Maristan, pseud. Clue of the Faded Dress. Illustrated by James Daugherty. New York: D. Appleton-Century Co., 1938.

Chapman, Maristan, pseud. Girls of Glen Hazard. Illustrated by James Daugherty. New York: D. Appleton-Century Co., 1937.

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Cooper, James Fenimore. The Last of the Mohicans. Illustrated by James Daugherty. Cleveland: World Pub. Co., 1957.

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Daugherty, James Henry. Abraham Lincoln. Illustrated with lithographs in two colors by the author. New York: Viking Press, 1943.

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Daugherty, James Henry. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. A pictorial interpretation painted by James Daugherty. Chicago: A. Whitman, 1947.

Daugherty, James Henry. The Magna Charta. Written and illustrated by James Daugherty. New York: Random House, 1956.

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Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan. The White Company, a Novel. With illustrations by James Daugherty. New York: Harper, 1928.

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Horne, Richard Henry. King Penguin; a Legend of the South Sea Isles. Illustrated by Jimmie Daugherty. New York: Macmillan Co., 1925.

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Irving, Washington. The Bold Dragoon, and Other Ghostly Tales. With decorative diversions by James Daugherty. New Amsterdam [New York]: A. A. Knopf, 1930.

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Blade, (Toledo, Ohio), June 4, 2002, ‘Workers begin restoring murals in Cleveland
Theater’.

Bogdanovic, Alexandra, ‘Holmes School’s renovation to precede mural’s’, The
Advocate, (Stamford, Conn.), February 20, 1995, A7.

The Book Dial 4: 1 (1927), ‘James Daugherty’, 16-21.

The Bridgeport Post-Telegram, October 4, 1935, ‘Modern Murals Decorate Children’s
Village at Woodfield’.
—————– February 27, 1989, ‘Possessor of valuable mural tells Stamford:  “Finders,
keepers…”’.

Burrows, Carlyle, ‘Social Commentary in a Theme Show’ (review), New York Herald-
Tribune, July 3, 1938.

Cahn, Annabelle Simon, ‘The Quality of Life in Connecticut: An Introduction to
Connecticut Cultural Programs under Federal Patronage, 1933-1942.  The Arts,
with Emphasis on New Haven, Journal of The New Haven Colony Historical Society,
31: 2 (Spring 1985).

Carella, Angela, ‘Stamford recaptures history with return of WPA murals’, The
Advocate, (Stamford, CT), September 22, 1997, A1.
————–, ‘Noted artwork comes full circle; murals to return to area school’,
Greenwich Time, September 22, 1997, A7.  Same article as The Advocate of same date.
—————–, ‘1934 Stamford High mural migrates to home of Hollywood producers’,
The Advocate (Stamford, CT), September 29, 1997, A1.
————–, ‘Artist goes Hollywood’, Greenwich Time, September 30, 1997, A3.
——————, ‘Depression-era murals come home to Stamford’, The Advocate, October
27, 1997, A1.
—————, ‘Reproduction of school Depression mural unveiled’ Greenwich Time,
October 27, 1997.  Same article as The Advocate of same date.
————-, ‘Mural restoration is a window on an artistic past’, The Advocate, August 2,
1998, A9.
————, ‘Returning art to its original luster’, Greenwich Time, August 2, 1998, A3.
————, ‘Group wants to buy back murals made during Depression’, The Advocate,
October 23, 1998, A3.

Carruthers, Olive, ‘Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address’ (book review), Lincoln Herald, 50:  2
(1948), 60.

Charles, Eleanor, ‘Reclaiming a Mural’, New York Times, June 1, 1997.
—————–, ‘Murals in Stamford, New York Times, September 6, 1998.

Chernow, Burt, ‘Arts Council sets Daugherty retrospective’, Westport News, (Westport,
Conn.), August 26, 1983.

Christian, Bettye, ‘Art represents Daugherty’s life work’, Westport News, (Westport,
Conn.), December 3, 1971.

Chronicle Telegram, (Elyria, Ohio), June 4, 2002, ‘Theater revives its classic murals’.

Clement, Douglas P., ‘Heroic America On Display in Stamford’, The Fairfield County
Times Monthly, October 1998.

Cleveland Plain Dealer, February 5, 1921, ‘Post-War Art Decorates State Lobby’.
————————, August 27, 2002, ‘Restoring the Spirit of Cinema’.

Cleveland Press, January 7, 1921, ‘Color in These Murals! And Punch!  Daugherty Paints
Notable Pictures for Loew’s State’.

Connecticut Post (Bridgeport), September 23, 1997, ‘Famed murals return to school’.

Cotter, Holland, ‘New Whitney Museum’s First Show, America Is Hard to See’, New York Times, April 23, 2015.

Cotter, Holland, ‘U.S. Modernism:  The Domestication of Parisian Beasts’, New York
Times, May 2, 1997, C29.

Cruice, Valerie, ‘Returning to View, Paintings With Stories Larger Than Life’, New York
Times, June 4, 1995.
————–, ‘Mural From the 30’s Is Given Rebirth’, New York Times, October 8, 2000.

Cuppy, Will. ‘Mystery and Imps’, The New York Herald Tribune Books, October 19, 1930.

Current Biography, 1:  70 (1940).  22-23.

d’Agostino, Ryan, ‘An Artistic Treasure from a Time Gone By’, Westport News,
Westport, Conn.), March 4, 1998, 22.

Daily Chief Union. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio), June 4, 2002, ‘Workers restoring historical
murals’.

Damast, Alison, ‘Colorful history: Mural artist’s restored work enjoys new life at
library’, The Advocate, (Stamford, Conn.), January 15, 2007, p. 1.  Same article
also appeared in the Norwalk edition with caption, ‘Bright side of the Depression’, A7.

Darien News-Review, September 26, 1996, ‘Darien to celebrate ‘James Daugherty Month’
————————–, October 10, 1996, ‘Daugherty lecture coming to library’.
———————, October 24, 1996, ‘James Daugherty subject of talk’.
————————-, May 22, 1997, ‘At Long Last Worth the Wait’.
———————, June 5, 1997, ‘Returning Holmes’.

Darien Review, April 3, 1930, ‘New Water Color Show at Art Guild’.
—————, April 10, 1930, ‘Mural Exhibit at Art Guild’.
—————, July 17, 1930, ‘Daugherty Talks on Mural Paintings’.
—————, December 18, 1930, ‘Daugherty Has One-man Show in New York City’.
—————, August 2, 1934, ‘Kiddies Not Forgotten in Mural Paintings’.
—————, January 10, 1935, ‘PWAP Murals To Be Dedicated in Darien Saturday
Afternoon’.
—————, January 17, 1935, ‘PWAP Murals in Public Buildings of Darien Officially
Dedicated’.

Darien Times, September 26, 1996, ‘Town to celebrate ‘Daugherty Month’.
————–, October 3, 1996, ‘Library will host Daugherty show’.
—————–, October 10, 1996, ‘Daugherty slide show at library’.
————–, October 24, 1996, ‘Daugherty Month to conclude’.
—————–, May 22, 1997, ‘Mural viewing set for June 1’.
—————–, June 5, 1997, ‘Fully Restored’.

Daugherty, James, ‘Children’s Books in a Democracy’ (acceptance speech for Newbery
Medal award), The Horn Book Magazine, 16:  4 (1940), 231-238.
—————– ‘A Letter to Leslie Brooke’, The Horn Book Magazine, 17 (1941), 204-5.
—————– ‘Salut au Monde’, The Dolphin, 4, part 3 (1941), 262-264.
—————– ‘Comment on Homer Price’, The Horn Book Magazine, 19 (1943), 425-6.
—————– ‘James Daugherty Tribute to George Wright’, Town Crier (Fairfield
County, Conn.), Mar. 22, 1951.
—————– ‘Ralph Boyer’, The Westport-Herald, (Westport, Conn) April 16, 1953.
—————– ‘Illustrating for Children’, Bulletin of the New York Public Library, 60:
11/12, (November-December, 1956), 569-572.

Daxland, John, ‘Sampling American Modernism’, Daily News, (New York), October 22,
1988.

de Salle, Albert, ‘Pictorial Pleasantries by James Daugherty’, The Print Connoisseur, 9:4
(1929), 328-363.

Elan, Susan, ‘City might lose art history’, The Advocate, (Stamford, CT), December 4,
1999. A1.
———–, ‘Lost grant thwarts Stamford’s effort to regain school murals’, The Advocate.
(Stamford, CT), July 12, 2000, A10.

Fairfield County Magazine, September 1998, ‘Intra-mural Activities’, 79.

Feld, Rose C. ‘The Lady of Henry Street, Lillian D. Wald’, New York Herald-Tribune,
March 11, 1934, Section VII, 1-2.

Folsom, Chandra Niles, ‘Daugherty Biblical paintings shown in Westport’, The Norwalk
Hour, Aug. 30, 2001.

Franchina, Lisa, ‘Author, restorer work to coax some old murals out of hiding’,
Stamford Advocate, Oct. 14, 1996.
—————, ‘Holmes School mural a ‘miracle’’, Stamford Advocate, May 19, 1997.

Greenwich Time, Aug. 11, 2000, ‘Mural appreciation should rebound’ (editorial), A24.
——————, Oct. 1, 2000, ‘Other art may be worthy of preservation (editorial), A14.

Glueck, Grace, ‘History Unfolds in a Show on the Square (Washington Square, That
Is), New York Times, June 29, 2001.

Haas, Irvin, ‘Illustrators of Childrens Books’, American Artist, 4:  5 (1940), 21-23,
reprinted from The Book Collector’s Packet.

Haenlein, Joy L., ‘Artwork that made headlines’, The Advocate and Greenwich Time.
(Stamford, Conn.), March 12, 1989.

Hagey, Keach, ‘Ham Ave. draws line on mural’, Greenwich Time, June 4, 2006, 1.

Halasz, Piri, “Art: Daugherty’s Progress”, New York Times (review of Montclair
retrospective), Sunday, Feb. 18, 1973.

The Hartford Courant, September 5, 1937, 3 photographs of Fairfield Court, Stamford,
including 2 murals by James Daugherty.

Hiller, Harriet, ‘Daugherty painting rolls with the punches’, Minuteman (Westport,
Conn.) September 14, 2000.

Kemp, Edward and Elaine, ‘James Henry Daugherty’, Imprint: Oregon, 2:  2 (1975), 6-9.
————— ‘James Henry Daugherty, A Bibliography’, Imprint: Oregon, 2: 2 (1975), 10-
25.

Kent, Norman, ‘James Daugherty: Buckskin Illustrator’, American Artist, 9:  3 (1945), 16-
20.

Kramer, Hilton, ‘Paintings by Daugherty Recall an Era’, The New York Times, December
25, 1971, 12.
————–, “Four Americans” (review), The New York Times, January 25, 1975.

Lambeck, Frederick, ‘James Daugherty and His America’, The Publishers’ Weekly, June 1,
1940, 2135-6.

Lawton, Rebecca, ‘Heroic America: James Daugherty’s Mural Drawings from the
1930s’ Art at Vassar – Friends of the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Spring 1998.
—————— ‘James Daugherty’s Mural Drawings’, American Art Review X: 3 (June
1998), 174-79, 191.

Levin, Gail, ‘James Daugherty: Early Modernist and Simultaneist’, Whitney Review,
1976/77, 24-27.

Life Magazine, October 25, 1937, ‘A Shy Artist Paints Bold Murals’, 48-50.
————— February 27, 1970 (cover reproduction of ‘The Spirit of Cinema America’, a
mural painted by Daugherty in 1920 in Loew’s State Theatre, Cleveland).

Malone, Matthew J., ‘Painting Called Too Violent For Children Won’t Return’, New
York Times, September 29, 2006, B5.

Matteis, Joseph T., ‘The uncovering of a lost mural: ‘Nursery Tales’ by James Henry
Daugherty’, The Picture Restorer, Journal of the British Association of Paintings
Conservator-Restorers, Number 29, Spring 2006, 5-12.
———————-, ‘Aluminium Honeycomb Panels as Virtual Hot Tables: The Stamford High School Murals by James Henry Daugherty’, The Picture Restorer, Journal of the British Association of Paintings Conservator-Restorers, Number 58, Spring 2021, 22-31.

May, Stephen, ‘American Fauves’ (review of exhibition), Art News, 96:  7 (1997), 138.

McBride, Henry, ‘News and Views of Art, Including the Clearing House for Works of
the Cubists’, New York Sun and Herald, May 16, 1920, 8.

McCarthy, Locker, ‘ ”Disappeared” Holmes mural resurfaces’, Darien News-Review,
December 21, 1994.
——————, ‘”Lost” mural needs art lovers’ support’, Darien News-Review, March 9,
1995.
——————, “Holmes mural advocates to make job ‘official’”, Darien News-Review,
April 13, 1995.
——————, “Mrs. Holmes revisits her old Holmes classroom”, Darien News-Review,
August 10, 1995.
——————, “40k remains to be raised to restore Holmes mural”, Darien News-
Review, February 15, 1996.
——————, “Chip, chip, chip…Holmes mural emerging”, Darien-News Review,
October 24, 1996.

Medina County Gazette, (Medina, Ohio), July 18, 2002, ‘Inch-by-inch restoration of State
Theatre lobby’.

Middletown Journal, (Middletown, Ohio), June 5, 2002, ‘Workers restore historic
murals in Cleveland’.

Moore, Anne Carroll, ‘Seeing Daniel Boone with James Daugherty’, New York Herald
Tribune Books, October 31, 1926.

Newsweek, November 1, 1965, ‘Out There in the Universe’, 88.

Newton, Leslie, ‘Newbery and Caldecott Winners’, Bulletin of the American Library
Association, 34:  6 (June 1940), 403-4.

The New York Times, May 29, 1940, 21 (Newbery Prize announcement).
———————-, February 22, 1974, 36 (obituary).
———————-, September 24, 1997, E1, ‘Back to School ‘.

Norwalk Evening Sentinel, April 3, 1930, ‘James Daugherty Shows Paintings’.
—————————–, April 7, 1930, ‘Exhibit Opens’.
—————————–, April 10, 1930, ‘Daugherty’s Work Attracts Artists’.

The Norwalk Hour, April 3, 1930, ‘James Daugherty’s Water Colors to Be Exhibited in
Darien’.
——————-, April 7, 1930, ‘Daugherty And Dart Speak At Darien Guild; Musical
Program Given’.
——————-, April 10, 1930, ‘James Daugherty’s Work, Now Shown In Darien,
Widely Praised’.

Oaklander Christine I., ‘Walt Kuhn and the Penguin.  High Jinks and Experimental
Art’ Archives of American Journal, Vol. 49, nos. 3-4, Fall 2010, 50-59.

O’Connell, Linda Matys, ‘Heroic America’, Stamford Advocate, Greenwich Time, Arts,
September 6, 1998, D3.

O’Dowd, Sally, ‘Restoration of ‘30s mural hits wall’, Greenwich Time, September 23,
1997, A1.
—————, ‘Group offers to save school mural’, Greenwich Time, March 25, 1998, A1.

Parry, Wynne, “A Look Back in Time: Restored painting returns to Stamford High
School,” The   Advocate (Stamford, CT), November 19, 2009, A1.

Polcari, Stephen, “From Omaha to Abstract Expressionism:  American Artists Respond
to World War II”, in exhibition catalog for Sidney Mishkin Gallery, Baruch College, City
University of New York, November 10 to December 14, 1995.

Porstner, Donna, ‘Home for History’, The Advocate (Stamford, CT), April 7, 2008, A1.

Pousette-Dart, Nathaniel, ‘Pattern and Color in New Murals’, Arts & Decoration, Oct.
1921, 376.

The Publishers’ Weekly, June 1, 1940, ‘Newbery and Caldecott Medals Awarded to
Daugherty and the d’Aulaires’, 2133.

Ravo, Nick, ‘Once Moldy, Now Worth $1 Million, a Mural Starts a Fight’, The New York
Times, February 13, 1989, B1.

Raynor, Vivien, ‘Art: Four Galleries Present Group Exhibitions’ (review), The New York
Times, September 9, 1983.
————–, “Daugherty Exhibit in Westport”, The New York Times (CT section), September
9, 1983.

Rosenbaum, Lee, ‘America Is Hard to See, Review: Old Favorites in Provocative New Company’, Wall Street Journal, May 5, 2015

Roznoy, Cynthia, ‘Male Beauty in Milton Bellin’s Physical Education’, Antiques and Fine
Art, Vol. 12/2, Autumn/Winter 2012, 152-157.

Russell, Don, “City’s roots nurtured by historical society’, Stamford Advocate,
September 6, 1998.

Romo, Rene, ‘Town now sees mural’s “true colors”’, The Sunday Greenwich Time,
(Greenwich, Conn.), September 13, 1992, A1.

Scharf, Lee, ‘Family affair’, Westport Minuteman, September 11, 1997, B1.
————, ‘Twenty-two Jewels in Our Towns’, Westport Minuteman, September 25,
2003, B1.

Schulte, Scott, “Restoring mural no easy job’, The Darien Times, October 17, 1996.

Scott, Martha B., “James Daugherty Rediscovered”, Bridgeport Sunday Post, December
26, 1971.

Shepard, Betty, “The Artist Who Escaped”, Town Crier, (Westport, Conn.), August 26,
1965.

Sikorski, Fran, ‘Daugherty Murals: art on a grand scale’, Acorn Press (Ridgefield Press,
New Canaan Advertiser, Darien Times, Wilton Bulletin, Redding Pilot, Weston Forum,
Lewisboro Ledger), August 19, 20, 1998, 1B.

Silberlicht, Maria, ‘Selectmen ‘seed’ rescue of Holmes mural’, Darien News-Review,
(Darien, Conn.), May 18, 1995.

Singer, Paul, ‘Works swab, brush historic murals’, Canton Repository, (Canton, Ohio),
June 4, 2002.
———–, ‘Restoration of historical murals begins in theatre’, Bryan Times, (Bryan,
Ohio), June 5, 2002.
———–, ‘Restoring faded glory’, Advertiser Tribune, (Tiffin, Ohio), July 18, 2002.
————, ‘Project restores classic murals’, Cincinnati Enquirer, (Cincinnati, Ohio),
July 21, 2002.
————, ‘The art of recovering art’, News-Herarld, Lake County, Ohio, June 10,  2002.
Smith, Roberta, ‘Bright Lights and Big City Dreams’, The New York Times, July 5, 1996,
C22.

Solum, John, ‘Lost and Found: “Nursery Tales’, Vassar Spectator 10:3 (Spring 1996),
5.

Stamford Advocate, April 3, 1930, ‘Darien Guild opens Exhibition of Water Colors by
J. Daugherty’.
———————, April 7, 1930, ‘Fifty Attend Opening of Exhibition of Water Colors at
Darien Guild’.
———————, April 10, 1930, ‘James Daugherty Exhibition at Guild Hall Attracts
Many Artists’.
————————–, February 6, 1931, ‘James Daugherty to Exhibit at Silvermine
Tavern Beginning Feb. 7’.
———————, September 23, 1991, ‘Murals of the Depression’.
———————, October 30, 1995, ‘Mural, mural on the wall’.
———————, September 30, 1997, ‘Bring WPA murals back to Stamford’ (editorial).
———————, July 22, 2001, ‘Murals’ return is cause for rejoicing’ (editorial).

Stewart, Patrick L.,Jr., ‘James Henry Daugherty’, in exhibition catalog for Avant-Garde
Painting & Sculpture in America 1910-25, Delaware Art Museum, April 4-May 18,
1975.

Stowe, Stacey, ‘Mural’s Content May Stop Its Return To School’, New York Times, June
9, 2006, B3.

Survey Graphic, 24: 5, May 1935, ‘Highschool Murals by James Daugherty’, 227-9.
——————, 26:  12, December 1937, ‘Youth:  Sketches by James Daugherty’, 699-701.
——————, February 1939, ‘Today’s Emigres’, Sketches by James Daugherty’, 126.

Time Magazine, July 26, 1937, ‘Gentle Hogarth’, 46.

Times Bulletin, (Van Wert, Ohio), ‘Workers use swabs, solvents to restore historical
Murals’. June 4, 2002.

Titzell, Josiah, ‘James Daugherty, American’, The Publishers’ Weekly, 116: 17 (1929),
2073-76.

Town Crier (Fairfield County, Conn.), ‘Daugherty Mural on Life Cover’, Feb 25, 1970.

Trippi, Peter, ‘James Daugherty’s Colorful Cleveland Legacy’, Fine Art Connoisseur, 18:4 (2016), 84-87

Tyler, Betty, ‘And how a caring teen saved mural of modern master’, Bridgeport Sunday
Post, August 28, 1983.

Van Schaack, Eric, ‘Artists and Art in the Service of War and Peace’, The Picker Art
Gallery Journal 3:2 (1990-91), 21-23.

Vassar Quarterly, 93: 4 Fall 1997, ‘James Daugherty’s Mural Drawings from the 1930s’.

Vassos, John, ‘James Daugherty Murals in Stamford High School’, The Norwalk Hour,
(Norwalk, Conn.), July 3, 1934.
————-, ‘Silvermine Guild Shows Works Of James Daugherty’, The Norwalk Hour,
June 14,1939.

Vigdor, Neil, ‘WPA mural given new life at library’, The Sunday Greenwich Time,
(Greenwich, Conn.), July 30, 2000, A1.
————-‘Restored mural is library’s crown’, Greenwich Time, September 15, 2000.

The Virden Recorder, (Virden, Illinois), November 27, 1939, ‘Virden post office and
grounds completed’.
—————————- October 25, 1995, ‘Virden post office features mural by famous
artist’.

Ward, Lynd, ‘A Note on James Daugherty’, The Horn Book Magazine, 16: 4 (1940),
239-246.
———– ‘A Note on James Daugherty’ (different text), Imprint:  Oregon, 2: 2 (1975),
3-5.

Weston Forum,  (Weston, Conn.) Week of February 15-21, 1989, ‘Our Art
Connection—Past, Present, Future’.
—————, October 2, 1996, ‘Weston artist celebrated’.

The Weston Voice, (Weston, Conn.), June 15, 1989, ‘Arts Center to host loan exhibition
from Westport Schools’ collection’.

Westport Minuteman, October 10, 1996, ‘James Daugherty Month celebrated in Darien’.
————————, July 5, 2001, ‘James Daugherty Biblical Illustrations on Exhibit’.

Westport News, (Westport, Conn.), May 19, 1971, ‘Mrs. Daugherty leaves literary
heritage’ (obituary).
—————, April 14, 1972, ‘Tribute to James Daugherty’.
—————, Nov. 2, 1973, ‘Art Festival attracts numerous top artists’.
——————, March 17, 1978, ‘Museum gets James Daugherty murals’.
——————, August 28, 1996, ‘Town to take time to honor 8 of its artists’, 28.

Westporter-Herald, (Westport, Conn.), February 25, 1936, ‘Works of Ten Westporters
Shown in 1^st Traveling Art Show’.

Wong, Betty, ‘Perhaps the City Intended the Dirt and Plaster to Be Embellishments’,
The Wall Street Journal, February 2, 1989.

Zabel, Barbara, “New Deal Murals in New London and Beyond”, American Art Review,
24, 3, May-June 2012, 90-95.

Zimmer, William, ‘Three Members of a Connecticut Family Share “A Color Heritage”,
The New York Times, March 10, 1991.
—————–, ‘W.P.A. Murals, Aging With Grace and Growing in Value’, The New York
Times, Sept. 27, 1998.

James Daugherty, a nineteen-minute biography filmed in 1971, directed by Cynthia
Freitag, produced by Morton Schindel (16mm motion picture or video-cassette,
both in color) (Weston Woods, Weston, CT, 06883).