Tar Pits, Spanish Period, Treaty of Cauenga, First Survey of Los Angeles, Coming of the Railroad and The Modern Scene) in the elevator lobby of the Title Guarantee and Trust Company Building/Los Angeles Public Library Rudimentary Education, a mural sponsored and commissioned by the federal Public Works of Art Project at El Rodeo Elementary School, Beverly Hills The Apotheosis of Power (Southern California Edison Building/One Bunker Hill along with the works of Robert Merrell Gage, Barse Miller and Conrad Buff) The Four Freedoms mural (Burbank City Hall) The March of Science Through the Ages (Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles, California) Warner Memorial Murals (Wilshire Boulevard Temple) Water, Power, and Light mural (Burbank Water and Power Administration Building) Selected bibliography Mural Paintings in the Executive Chamber State Capitol Building, Madison, Wis. (1913) The Broken Toy (1924) The Woman at the Door (1925) Stigma (1928) Dolce Far Niente (1933) Selected filmography Baby Mine (1917) Thais (1917) Back to the Woods (1918) The Glorious Adventure (1918) The Face in the Dark (1918) The Kingdom of Youth (1918) Lord and Lady Algy (1919) Pagan Love (1920) East Lynne (1921) Jane Eyre (1921) The Journey's End (1921) Other Women's Clothes (1922) Married People (1922) Vanity Fair (1923) Souls for Sale (1923) The Prairie Wife (1925) The Shining Adventure (1925) The Love of Sunya (1927) produced by and starring Gloria Swanson References External links "Hugo Ballin's Los Angeles" web essay by Caroline Luce Ballin's page at the LA County Arts Commission Burbank City Hall murals Public Art in LA entry 1879 births 1956 deaths Art Students League of New York alumni Silent film directors American art directors American production designers American muralists Burials at Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery, Santa Monica National Academy of Design members Painters from New York City 20th-century American painters American male painters Olympic competitors in art competitions 20th-century American male artists Members of the American Academy of Arts and Letters