"Don't
Mourn, Organize" Ralph Fasanella
Related
Publications
Fasanella: A Teachers' Activity Guide (1993) and the video Fasanella,
Communications Workers of America (Education Department, 501 Third Street,
NW, Washington, D.C. 20001-2797).
"Paintings of Ralph Fasanella: A Portfolio." Labor's Heritage, Vol.
l, No.
4 (October 1989):32-45.
Ralph Fasanella: Song of the City by Jack Ofield, 16mm, color, 25
minutes.
Patrick Watson. Fasanella's City. New York, 1973.
Peter Carroll, "Ralph Fasanella Limns the Story of the Workingman."
Smithsonian (August 1993):58-69.
Children's Publications
Colleeen Carroll, How Artists See Work: Farm, Factory, Office,
Home. New York: Abbeville Press, 1997.
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