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Preface to the Phoenix Edition
Preface
1. To the Aid of Necessity
2. The Perils of Vision: Art, Luxury and Republicanism
3. The Burden of Portraiture
4. Professional Communities: Growing Pains
5. European Travel: The Immediate Experience
6. European Travel: From Perceptions to Conceptions
7. Art and Transcendentalism: Beauty and Self-Fulfillment
8. Crusades for Beauty
9. Artist Images: Types and Tensions
10. The Pattern of Artistic Community
11. Artists' Dreams and European Realities
12. The Final Tribute
Selected Bibliography
Notes
Index
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reviewed The Artist in American Society: The Formative Years, 1790-1860 on September 27, 2010 The Artist in American Society: The Formative Years, 1790-1860
What strong women! I found their struggle for survival to be heartbreaking at times. The artistry and symbolism in their basketry is inspiring.
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