If you liked World at work, 1930-1955 by American Federation of Arts, start with Trustees' choice (1959), An exhibition of lithographs of war work (1918), and The role of government in art today (1963). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Trustees' choice
1959 · 8 pages · American Federation of Arts · Same author
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An exhibition of lithographs of war work
1918 · 24 pages · American Federation of Arts · Same author
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The role of government in art today
1963 · 94 pages · American Federation of Arts · Same author
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Traveling exhibitions, season 1922-23
1922 · 11 pages · American Federation of Arts · Same author
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American watercolor exhibition
1955 · 1 pages · Goodrich, Lloyd, American Federation of Arts, United States Information Service, Art Association of the Philippines, Philippines. Embassy (U.S.) · Same author
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The American Federation of Arts exhibitions program, 1999
1999 · 127 pages · American Federation of Arts · Same author
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American watercolors from the Metropolitan Museum of Art
1991 · 204 pages · Stephen D. Rubin, American Federation of Arts, Victor Koshkin-Youritzin, Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.) · Same author
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(Eighteenth) annual convention program, Boston, Massachusetts, May 18, 19, 20, 1927
1927 · 4 pages · American Federation of Arts · Same author
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Carl Morris
1960 · 27 pages · American Federation of Arts · Same author
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Japanese experimental film, 1960-1980
1981 · 36 pages · American Federation of Arts · Same author
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Art school directory
1939 · American Federation of Arts · Same author
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Íslenzk list, 1900-1965
1965 · 40 pages · American Federation of Arts, Colby College. Art Museum · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after World at work, 1930-1955?
BookOrb recommends Trustees' choice (1959), An exhibition of lithographs of war work (1918), The role of government in art today (1963), Traveling exhibitions, season 1922-23 (1922), and American watercolor exhibition (1955).
Are there books like World at work, 1930-1955?
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Who wrote World at work, 1930-1955?
World at work, 1930-1955 is by American Federation of Arts.