Category:Tampa International Airport murals
The Art of Flight by George Snow Hill is a series of seven oil-on-canvas murals created in 1939 under the Federal Arts Project of the Works Progress Administration for Peter O. Knight Airport in Tampa, Florida. There the murals were displayed by adhering them directly to the concrete walls. When the airport was demolished in 1965, the murals were put into storage. The mildewed and moldy murals were restored by James Swope Fine Arts Restoration for the Airport Public Arts Committee, and are now displayed at Tampa International Airport, Airside E – which was built with the display of the murals in mind – along with an informational display. (Source: Informational display at TPA, Airside E.)
Media in category "Tampa International Airport murals"
The following 8 files are in this category, out of 8 total.
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"Art of Flight" informational display.jpg 3,456 × 4,608; 2.93 MB
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Archimedes by George Snow Hill.jpg 3,304 × 3,103; 1.87 MB
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Icarus and Daedalus by George Snow Hill.jpg 2,967 × 2,870; 1.55 MB
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Montgolfier Brothers by George Snow Hill.jpg 3,202 × 3,010; 1.82 MB
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Otto Lilienthal by George Snow Hill.jpg 3,334 × 2,916; 2.04 MB
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The Wright Bothers by George Snow Hill.jpg 3,331 × 2,881; 2.06 MB
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Tony Jannus in Russia by George Snow Hill.jpg 3,303 × 2,903; 2.18 MB
