William Gropper’s America, its folklore
William Gropper · 1897 - 1977
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A pictorial map of the United States covered with figures and creatures from American folklore, including Paul Bunyan, Babe the Blue Ox, cowboys, a steam locomotive, and pirates on the coasts. The title text and a red eagle appear in the lower left corner. This 1946 print by William Gropper presents regional legends across the country.
