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Foreword | ||
Preface | ||
Introduction | ||
1 | On the Farther Shore of Abstract Expressionism | |
Mapping a Movement | 1 | |
On the Question of a San Francisco School | 13 | |
2 | First Tremors | |
The Modernist Prologue | 29 | |
Douglas MacAgy and the California School of Fine Arts | 35 | |
Faculty I: Bischoff, Smith, Park, and Spohn | 37 | |
Faculty II: Varda, Corbett, and Diebenkorn | 47 | |
Clyfford Still: Background and Early Work | 52 | |
3 | The Rigors of Freedom | |
Disdain for the Thesis | 61 | |
Consensus by Negation | 64 | |
Devices of Dissension | 71 | |
4 | The Forties: Variations | |
Clyfford Still, 1947-50 | 87 | |
Mark Rothko's Visits to San Francisco | 91 | |
Edward Corbett, 1947-50 | 93 | |
Stillman, Kuhlman, Dixon, and the Sausalito Six | 102 | |
Richard Diebenkorn, 1947-50 | 116 | |
5 | The Fifties: Crosscurrents and Extensions | |
The End of a Golden Era? | 123 | |
Arrivals and Departures: Corbett, Dugmore, Briggs, McChesney, Jefferson, and Others | 124 | |
Hassel Smith, 1948-60 | 136 | |
Frank Lobdell, 1947-62 | 141 | |
Richard Diebenkorn, 1950-55 | 148 | |
Kelly, Gechtoff, Saccaro, DeFeo, and Other Second-Generation Abstract Expressionists | 152 | |
Epilogue | 168 | |
Appendix I: Artist Biographies | 177 | |
Appendix II: Group and Joint Exhibition History, 1940-1965 | 195 | |
Notes | 211 | |
General Bibliography | 243 | |
Selected Bibliographies for Individual Artists | 249 | |
Index | 257 |
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