American 18-19th Century Multi-Subject Representational Art

The following articles and essays were placed in this multi-subject index because they were not readily assignable to a more definitive subject category.

 

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American Art, 1785-1926: Seven Artist Profiles is a DVD containing seven video presentations on American artists of the 19th century. A 32-page viewer's guide accompanying the DVD includes a biography of each artist and reproductions of featured works. This DVD is lent free of charge through the National Gallery of Art's Division of Education (go to NGA Loan Materials Finder) Image courtesy NGA. Titles include:

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