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MITCHELL SIPORIN (1910-1976) Although born in New York City, Mitchell Siporin was raised in Chicago. He studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and with the artist Todros Geller. From 1932 to 1935 he made The Haymarket Series, drawings that deal with a highly charged social crisis. He was on the Mural Project of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in Chicago. In 1940, with Edward Millman, Siporin was awarded a major commission by the Treasury Section of Fine Arts; it was for the Post Office, St. Louis, Missouri -- the single largest commission awarded by the Section. more information Soldier and Camp Follower, 1936 Railroaders, 1950, about Railroaders, 1950, about Martial Memory, 1947, about Martial Memory, 1947, about Scotty, British Sgt. Major at #208 P. O. W. Camp , 1943 Immigrant Girl, 1943, about P. R. O. Camp, Sidi Feruch, Algeria, 1943 Lt. J. H. MacLean, 419 Bombardment Squadron, St. Donat, Algiers, 1943 Harbor, 1943, about Landing Rehearsals near Sidi Feruch, Algers, 1943 Street in Tunis, 1943 Tommy, 1943 Winter Soldiers, 1946 Sketch for Battle #2, 1953 Soldier and Camp Follower, 1936 Maneuvers at Sidi Fredj (Algeria) , 1943 99th Bomber Squadron, Navarin (Algeria), , 1943 North African Tiralleurs, 1943 Rupert Rector, 1943

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