murals 
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SOURCE: WBUR
4/9/2020
What The Depression-Era Works Progress Administration Can Teach Us About The Arts During A Crisis
During the Great Depression, art became a part of people's everyday lives, notes art historian Jody Patterson.
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SOURCE: The Local
8-18-13
Picasso murals split Breivik bombing debate
Five Picasso murals that survived Anders Behring Breivik's bombing of an Oslo government block in 2011 are now at the heart of a divisive debate in Norway on the buildings' fate.The murals drawn by the Spanish master in the late 1950s and 1960s -- "The Beach", "The Seagull", "Satyr and Faun" and two versions of "The Fishermen" -- risk being removed from the location for which they were conceived if the damaged buildings are torn down.The government is currently mulling whether to demolish the structures or repair them.Picasso's artwork adorns the concrete interiors and exteriors of two of the government buildings erected in central Oslo in the post-war period....
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