Relief of Missionary and Natives
This relief is one of thirteen Works Program Administration (WPA) reliefs created by David Swing for the Arizona Exposition & State Fair. This relief, set into the grandstand, depicts a missionary...
View ArticleRelief of Oxen Pulling a Wagon
This relief is one of thirteen Works Program Administration (WPA) reliefs created by David Swing for the Arizona Exposition & State Fair. This relief, set into the grandstand, depicts a man leading...
View ArticleRelief of 20th Century Progress
This relief is one of thirteen Works Program Administration (WPA) reliefs created by David Swing for the Arizona Exposition & State Fair. This relief, set into the grandstand, depicts the...
View ArticleTerritorial Prison
"Territorial Prison" is one of the 15 murals painted by David Swing for the Arizona State exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition, held at San Francisco, California in 1939. This painting...
View ArticleMount Graham
"Mount Graham" is one of the 15 murals painted by David Swing for the Arizona State exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition, held at San Francisco, California in 1939. Mount Graham is...
View ArticleRelief of Men Making Adobe Bricks
This relief is one of thirteen Works Program Administration (WPA) reliefs created by David Swing for the Arizona Exposition & State Fair. This relief, set into the grandstand, depicts two men...
View ArticleWPA Panel on the Grandstand at the Arizona State Fairgrounds
This panel adorns the grandstand at the Arizona State Fairgrounds, where David Swing contributed 13 unique reliefs. A total of 23 reliefs by David Swing are still visible on the grandstand today.
View ArticleLake Mead
"Lake Mead" is one of the 15 murals painted by David Swing for the Arizona State exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition, held at San Francisco, California in 1939. Lake Mead was originally...
View ArticleCamelback Mountain
"Camelback Mountain" is one of the 15 murals painted by David Swing for the Arizona State exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition, held at San Francisco, California in 1939. This painting...
View ArticlePetrified Forest
"Petrified Forest" is one of the 15 murals painted by David Swing for the Arizona State exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition, held at San Francisco, California in 1939. This painting...
View ArticleRough Going
"Rough Going" is a mural painted by David Swing in 1944. This painting depicts two people riding laden horses down the lush and unpopulated Sonoran desert. Mountains and clouds rise in the distance.
View ArticleThe Painted Desert
"The Painted Desert" is one of the 15 murals painted by David Swing for the Arizona State exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition, held at San Francisco, California in 1939. This painting...
View ArticleRoosevelt Dam
"Roosevelt Dam" is one of the 15 murals painted by David Swing for the Arizona State exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition, held at San Francisco, California in 1939. This painting...
View ArticleArizona Highways article "Arizona on Treasure Island"
This June 1939 issue of Arizona Highways Magazine highlights the Arizona exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition in San Francisco in the article "Arizona on Treasure Island." The magazine...
View ArticleInvitation to an Exhibition
Private invitation to an exhibition of the works of David Swing and Victor Casnelli
View ArticleLetter from Llewelyn A. Herring to David Swing
Letter from Llewelyn A. Herring to David Swing regarding opportunities for Swing to display his paintings at an exhibit of Western Furniture
View ArticleHand-drawn Sketch of Western Town
Hand-drawn sketch of a western city with light details, created by David Swing.
View ArticleHand-drawn Sketch of Man on Horse
Hand-drawn sketch of a man riding a horse, created by David Swing.
View ArticleHand-drawn Sketch of Mule
Hand-drawn sketch of a mule with a load, created by David Swing.
View ArticleCorrespondence between David Swing and Nugent family
Correspondence between David Swing and the Nugent family regarding the sale of artwork
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