Category:Preamble to the Constitution (Greenbelt)
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Preamble to the Constitution (1937) is a series of six limestone relief panels by Lenore Thomas Straus. The work was created for the Greenbelt Elementary School and Community Building (now the Greenbelt Community Center) while she was employed by the Special Skills Division of the Resettlement Administration.
Over the main entrance door:
- We the People
Below windows between the buttresses:
- To Form a More Perfect Union
- Establish Justice
- Insure Domestic Tranquility
- Provide for the Common Defense
- Promote the General Welfare
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- Sculptures by Lenore Thomas Straus
- Greenbelt Community Center
- 1937 sculptures in the United States
- Special Skills Division in Maryland
- Limestone reliefs in the United States
- 1930s reliefs in the United States
- United States Constitution in art
- 1937 reliefs
- Reliefs in Maryland
- Preamble to the United States Constitution