Federal Art Project - Notable Artists

Notable Artists

Some of the well-known artists supported by the project with Wikipedia articles include:

  • Berenice Abbott
  • William Abbenseth
  • Maxine Albro
  • Lee Allen
  • Charles Alston
  • William Baziotes
  • Romare Bearden
  • Thomas Hart Benton
  • Aaron Berkman
  • Leon Bibel
  • Samuel Bookatz
  • Dorr Bothwell
  • Flávio Cabral
  • Eleanor Coen
  • Francis Criss
  • Rinaldo Cuneo
  • John Steuart Curry
  • Stuart Davis
  • Burgoyne Diller
  • Arnold S. Eagle
  • Philip Evergood
  • Claire Falkenstein
  • Louis Ferstadt
  • Lee Gatch
  • Arshile Gorky
  • Adolph Gottlieb
  • Harry Gottlieb
  • William Gropper
  • Philip Guston
  • Jules Halfant
  • Marsden Hartley
  • Donal Hord
  • Jacob Kainen
  • Morris Kantor
  • Gwendolyn Knight
  • Albert Kotin
  • Lee Krasner
  • Jacob Lawrence
  • Tom Lea
  • Norman Lewis
  • Abraham Lishinsky
  • Michael Loew
  • Conrad Marca-Relli
  • John Marin
  • Jan Matulka
  • Dina Melicov
  • Paul Meltsner
  • Katherine Milhous
  • Jo Mora
  • Carl Morris
  • Louise Berliawsky Nevelson
  • Frank Nuderscher
  • Elizabeth Olds
  • Charles Pollock
  • Jackson Pollock
  • Ad Reinhardt
  • Daniel Rhodes
  • Mark Rothko
  • William B. Rowe
  • Augusta Savage
  • Louis Schanker
  • Georgette Seabrooke
  • Ben Shahn
  • Harry Shoulberg
  • John Sloan
  • William Sommer
  • Isaac Soyer
  • Moses Soyer
  • Raphael Soyer
  • Dox Thrash
  • Alton Tobey
  • Mark Tobey
  • Grant Wood
  • William Zorach


Willem de Kooning and Santiago Martínez Delgado were also employed by the FAP temporarily but were unable to stay because they were not U.S. citizens at the time.

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