Sculptor,painter,West,rolling home,motor truck,W Gropper,M Pass,West,dog,1925

Title: Sculptor and painter start for West in rolling home on motor truck
Date Created/Published: 1925 May 12.
Summary: Photo shows painter William Gropper and sculptor Morris Pass with the dog, Munchausen. In May 1925, they headed to Seattle, Washington, in a second-hand Ford bakery truck, with a dog received from fellow artist Hendrick Van Loon. They financed their trip by painting signs for businesses in the towns they drove through. Gropper returned to New York in October 1925. (Source: The America of William Gropper, radical cartoonist / Joseph Anothny Gahn. Syracuse University, PhD dissertation, 1966, p. 56-57.)
Notes:
No. X/381,109.
Subjects:
Gropper, William,--1897---Journeys--West (U.S.)
Pass, Morris--Journeys--West (U.S.)
Interiors--1920-1930.
Group portraits--1920-1930.
Photographic prints--1920-1930.
Portrait photographs--1920-1930.
Bookmark /92511763/
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