The document discusses artworks from Europe and America between 1900 to 1945, specifically focusing on works related to World War I and the Great Depression era. It features paintings, sculptures, and photographs from artists such as Wilhelm Lehmbruck, Edward Hopper, and Dorothea Lange depicting themes of war, isolation, poverty, and economic hardship during this turbulent early 20th century period in Western history. The artworks provide visual representations of the human experiences and societal impacts of World War I and the Great Depression.

1. EUROPE AND AMERICAN,
1900 TO 1945
Deanna Barba
Art History 1 World War I and The Great Depression

2. World War I
Seated Youth
Wilhelm Lehmbruck
1917
Composite Tinted Plaster

3. World War I
Der Gestürzte
Wilhelm Lehmbruck
1915/16

4. Depression Era
Nighthawks
Edward Hopper
1942
Oil on Canvas

5. Depression Era
Automat
Edward Hopper
1927
Oil on Canvas
Room in New York Sunday
Edward Hopper Edward Hopper
1932 1926
Oil on Canvas Oil on Canvas

6. Depression Era
Migrant Mother, Nipomo Valley
Dorothea Lange
1935
Gelatin Silver Print

7. Depression Era
Resettled farm Child White Angel Breadline Living Conditions for Children
Dorothea Lange Dorothea Lange Dorothea Lange
1935 1932 1940