1932
Adam Neumann
$85 Matted and Framed (Set of 15)
The final year of Herbert Hoover’s presidency finds him the target of national outrage over his handling of the Great Depression and the evident failure of "The Noble Experiment" known as prohibition. Franklin Roosevelt would beat Hoover soundly in the year’s election. His "New Deal" stood in direct opposition to the prevailing philosophy of the Hoover administration; one that lived and died by trickle-down economics and corporate welfare and staunchly refused to grant federal assistance to the masses no matter how dire America’s economic woes grew.