Image: FDR-Memorial-Social-Programs

Description: Photograph of bronze relief sculpture by Robert Graham (Social Programs) in Room One of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, Washington, D.C. National Park Service FDR Memorial at Robert Graham Official Site Social Programs cast bronze five panels 6 x 6 feet each five columns 6 x 2.6 feet diameter each Social Programs contains images of the fifty-four programs that were initiated under FDR and the New Deal. Within each panel, individual images symbolize the essence of various innovative programs, set within a background of the hands and faces of workers. The names of each program are also written in Braille. These are organized as five bronze panels, each measuring 6 x 6 feet with five corresponding bronze cylinders, which contain the negative images or molds of the five panels.
Title: FDR-Memorial-Social-Programs
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Author: Carol M. Highsmith
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