Harvey Dunn: War Works

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Location: South Dakota Art Museum
Harvey Dunn, Oliver Staggered Over and Entered Major Worsley's Quarters, 1927.
Harvey Dunn, "Oliver Staggered Over and Entered Major Worsley's Quarters," 1927.

Nov. 11, 2018, marks the 100 year anniversary of the signing of the armistice that ended combat in World War I. This exhibition commemorates the anniversary of the end of the war with a series of artworks created by celebrated South Dakota artist Harvey Dunn.

The works on display are drawn from the collections of the South Dakota Art Museum and the National Museum of American History. Included are works Dunn created during World War I in his official capacity as a war artist, as well as war-themed illustrations he created for stories, advertising and propaganda before and after his service.

Upcoming
Painting of a small rural U.S. post office beside a road, with an American flag on a pole, a blue mailbox in front, and a utility pole with power lines under a cloudy sky.
America In Art
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