
Reviewed By: Erin Gray
Category: Book Reviews
Tags: 1.1, American studies, Austin Porter, eighteenth-century art, Jennifer Roberts, nineteenth-century art
The inaugural Bully Pulpit considers a historical question with significant implications for contemporary art history: how have American art historians defined and reconceived their discipline during past moments of severe economic, political, and institutional crisis?
Category: Bully Pulpit
Tags: 1.1, College Art Association, critical theory, Jennifer Jane Marshall, Lester Longman, Parnassus, pedagogy, Ross Barrett, Sarah Burns
Category: Bully Pulpit
Tags: 1.1, College Art Association, critical theory, Lauren Kroiz, Lester Longman, Parnassus, pedagogy
John W. Winkler (1894–1979) was born in Vienna and immigrated to the United States as a young man. Arriving in San Francisco in 1912, he studied with the painter and printmaker Frank Van Sloun at the San Francisco Institute of Art, and by the 1920s, he was an internationally celebrated etcher.
Category: Feature Articles
Tags: 1.1, Jon W. Winkler, Louise Siddons, twentieth-century art, works on paper
Category: Bully Pulpit
Tags: 1.1, College Art Association, critical theory, Lester Longman, Martin A. Berger, Parnassus, pedagogy
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