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Wanted! 10, 000 guest homes, 1000 furnished houses for World
Wanted! 10, 000 guest homes, 1000 furnished houses for Worlds Fair visitors by March 15. Poster calling for guest homes to be available during the New York Worlds Fair. Date 1939
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Wanted! 10,000 Guest Homes, 1000 Furnished Houses for World Fair Visitors by March 15, 1939 (Poster). This powerful and evocative poster, created by the Works Progress Administration (WPA), calls for the provision of 10,000 guest homes and 1000 furnished houses in preparation for the upcoming New York World's Fair. The poster's bold design and clear message reflect the sense of progress and optimism that characterized the era, as well as the administration's commitment to addressing the housing needs of the community. The poster's simple yet effective design features a large, red exclamation mark, drawing the viewer's attention to the urgent call to action. The text is arranged in a clear and easy-to-read format, with the title "Wanted!" in large, bold letters at the top, followed by the specific request for guest homes and furnished houses. The deadline for availability is prominently displayed at the bottom, adding a sense of urgency to the appeal. The poster's creation was part of the WPA's Federal Arts Project, which aimed to provide employment opportunities for artists and artisans during the Great Depression. The poster's striking design and powerful message serve as a testament to the impact of public art and the important role it can play in shaping community awareness and engagement. The New York World's Fair, which opened on April 30, 1939, was a significant cultural and technological event, attracting millions of visitors from around the world. The fair showcased the latest innovations in science, technology, and design, and provided a platform for countries to showcase their unique cultural heritage. The provision of adequate housing for fair visitors was a critical aspect of the fair's logistical planning, and the WPA's call for guest homes and furnished houses was an important step in ensuring a successful and memorable event for all.
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