Wikipedia’s post office murals list calls Alfred D. Crimi “Alfredo Crimi.” Naturally, when I asked the oracle about “Alfredo Crimi,” it asked if I didn’t mean “Alfredo Creamy.” It never would have occurred to me that a common misspelling of “creamy” was “crimi.” Maybe I should be editing these errors on Wikipedia when I find them…
Creamy, I mean Crimi, painted four post office murals: Transportation of the Mail and Post Office Work Room (Washington DC), Work, Religion, and Education (South Hampton, Massachusetts), and Anthony Wayne (Wayne, Pennsylvania).
Some of his work can be seen at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
You can learn more about him here.