The cultivation of artists in nineteenth-century America /
Barnhill, Georgia Brady,1944-
Korzenik, Diana,1941-
Sloat, Caroline.
American Antiquarian Society.
Worcester, Mass. : American Antiquarian Society,
1997.
"The contents of this book also appear in the Proceedings of the American antiquarian society, volume 105, part 1, April 1995"--T.p. verso.
"These papers-- with the exception of one-- were prepared for The Cultivation of Artists in Nineteenth-Century America, a conference held at the Amerian Antiquarian Society, April 30-May 2, 1993"--Jacket.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Training in the workshop of Abner Reed / Donald C. O'Brien -- The lithographic workshop, 1825-50 / David Tatham -- American drawing books and their impact on Fitz Hugh Lane / Elliot Bostwick Davis -- The plan book drawings of the New Orleans notarial archives: legal background and artistic development / Sally K. Reeves -- Set to music: the engravers, artists, and lithographers of New Orleans sheet music / Florence M. Jumonville -- Art, industry, and education in Prang's chromolithograph factory / Michael Clapper -- Quiet pleasures / Sinclair Hitchings -- The imp of the reverse / Bruce Chandler -- The graver, the brush, and the ruling machine: the training of late-nineteenth-centruy wood engravers / Ann Prentice Wagner -- John Sloan's newspaper career: an alternative to art school / Elizabeth H. Hawkes -- Educating American designers for industry, 1853-1903 / Nancy Austin -- Art museum schools: the rise and decline of a new institution in nineteenth-century America / Joyce Woelfle Lehmann.
Artists