1,034 research outputs found
Oral History Interview with Elsa Ulbricht, 1970
No full textElsa Ulbricht describes her career, emphasizing her work organizing the WPA Milwaukee Handicrafts Project. She also talks about her family, her work in elementary schools, and her education. Additionally, she comments on how art styles and the motivations of artists have changed during her lifetime
Elsa Emile Ulbricht Papers, Ulbricht Writings, [1935]
No full textElsa Ulbricht's Writings, [1935]Writings by Elsa Ulbrich
Elsa Emile Ulbricht Papers, Puppets and Marionettes Book Four, 1931
No full textScrapbook containing photographic prints of MarionettesWorks Progress Administration (WPA), Marionettes, Scrapbook, and undatedGrayscal
Elsa Ulbricht's Audio Description of the 1970 WPA Milwaukee Handicrafts Exhibit
No full textElsa Ulbrict curates the WPA Milwaukee Handicrafts Project Exhibition at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. She describes the layout of the Exhibition, and she comments on the Exhibition’s artworks, including weavings, block-printed fabrics, rugs, furniture, scrapbooks, toys, and dolls. She also talks about the Handicrafts Project’s purpose and scope
Elsa Emile Ulbricht Papers, Biographical Information, 1909-1976
No full textMiscellaneous personal papers, correspondence, newspaper clippings documenting Elsa Ulbricht's caree
History of Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors, Panel Discussion, 1976
No full textRobert Schellin, Elsa Ulbricht, Edward Boerner, and Joseph Freibert form a panel which discusses the evolution of several, Milwaukee-based, Depression-era art organizations, including The Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors and the WPA Milwaukee Handicrafts Project. They also talk about various art schools, including the Layton School, the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, and the Milwaukee Art Institute
- …
