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In 1979 artists marilyn sternberg, ann appleby, and delores dinsmore took on the admirable task of paying homage to the remarkable women in montana’s past, present, and. During the 1930s, under the auspices of president franklin d. Roosevelt’s new deal administration, muralism underwent a significant transformation in the united states. In addressing davis's approach to muralism, this article examines the frequent characterization of realism and modernism as antipodes on the aesthetic spectrum and. The swing landscape is a modernist mural by the american painter stuart davis, painted in 1938 and on permanent display in the eskenazi museum of art at indiana university, bloomington,.