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Tag: Sargent Claude Johnson

  • Sargent Johnson Tile’s the Maritime Museum

    Sargent Johnson Tile’s the Maritime Museum

    Maritime Museum Aquatic Park This 14′ x 125′ glazed tile mural was created by Sargent Johnson in 1939 with the help of FAP (Federal Art Project) funds. The east end, however, is incomplete.  When the project began, the building was to be a publicly-accessible bathhouse. However, shortly after it opened, the City leased a majority…

  • Sargent Johnson and Aquatic Park

    Sargent Johnson and Aquatic Park

    Maritime Museum Aquatic Park This carved sandstone entry to the Maritime Museum was done as a Federal Arts Project (FAP) by Sargent Johnson.  Johnson was in this site before for the log. This building was originally a New Deal WPA (Works Progress Administration) building called the Aquatic Park Bathhouse. Construction began in 1936 and the…

  • Log

    Log

    Corner of Webster and Golden Gate Avenue Park behind the Rosa Parks Senior Center Western Addition I have driven past this park one thousand times and have always wondered about this tree stump.  Then one day my dear friend Netra Roston told me about an artist named Sargent Johnson. Sargent Johnson was not a stranger…