Table of Contents: “…Outselling the feminine ; Being big : Winslow Homer and the American business spirit.…”

Table of Contents: “…Van Gogh -- 2. Rembrandt -- 3. Winslow Homer -- 4. Renoir -- 5. Michelangelo -- 6. Picasso -- 7. …”

Table of Contents: “…--Elihu Vedder, the painter of the mystic.--Winslow Homer, the painter of seclusion.--John La Farge, the painter of experiment.…”

Table of Contents: “…Foreword -- Billy Sunday -- John Brown -- Winslow Homer -- Migrant woman -- J.P. Morgan -- The Booths -- Lizzie Borden -- Ned Buntline -- Frederick Douglass -- Herbert Hoover -- Dolley Madison -- Franklin Pierce -- Thomas Jonathan Jackson -- Babe Ruth -- Zachary Taylor -- Maria Mitchell -- John C. …”

Table of Contents: “…An Anatomy book by John Singleton Copley -- John Singleton Copley in New York -- The art historian and the computer : an analysis of Copley's patronage, 1753-1774 -- Style as evidence -- Mind in matter : an introduction to material culture theory and method -- The expedition against the Ohio Indians in 1764 under Colonel Bouquet : two early drawings by Benjamin West -- Benjamin West's family picture : a nativity in Hammersmith -- Charles Willson Peale in London -- John Trumbull as history painter -- Winslow Homer in his art -- Thomas Eakins' Baby at play -- Raphaelle Peale : Fruit in a silver basket -- The truth of material culture : history or fiction? …”
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Table of Contents: “…Hirshler -- The colonial period and early republic -- Opening up the land -- The wilderness as a source of American identity -- The myth of the west -- The Civil War and the Brown Decades -- Man and nature in the work of Winslow Homer -- The fascination of the empirical -- Materiality and illusion -- On the inner unity of the world -- Modern life -- The cosmopolitans -- In the gorges of the city -- Nineteenth-century collections of American paintings / Franklin Kelly -- Constructing a past : nineteenth-century histories of American art / Linda S. …”

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