New York:Art and Cultural Capital of the Gilded Age (Routledge Research in Art History) '18
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Introduction Margaret R. Laster and Chelsea Bruner Part I. Creating the Art and Cultural Capital 1. Looking West from the Empire City: National Landscape and Visual Culture in Gilded Age New York David Scobey 2. The François Premier Style in New York: The William K. and Alva Vanderbilt House Kevin D. Murphy 3. Aestheticizing Tendencies in Hudson River School Landscape Painting at the Beginning of the Gilded Age Alan Wallach Part II. Institutionalizing Art and Culture in the Capital 4. The Lenox Library: New York’s Lost Treasure House Sally Webster 5. Publishing and Promoting a New York City Art World: Scribner’s Illustrated Monthly, 1870–1881 Page Knox 6. An Unsung Hero: Henry Gurdon Marquand and His 1889 Gift to The Metropolitan Museum of Art Esmée Quodbach 7. Metropolitan, Inc.: Public Subsidy and Private Gain at the Genesis of the American Art Museum John Ott 8. Un-Domesticating the Ideal: William Wetmore Story and The Metropolitan Museum of Art Lauren Lessing Part III. Depicting the Capital in Art and Culture 9. Before the Farragut: Who Was Augustus Saint-Gaudens? Thayer Tolles 10. Crossing Broadway: New York and the Culture of Capital in the Late Nineteenth Century David Jaffee 11. Bulls, Bears, and Buildings: William Holbrook Beard’s Wall Street Ross Barrett Afterword Joshua Brown
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