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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Caton Woodville"”.

  1. An Art of Translation: French Prints and American Art (1848-1876)

    … visual terms. George Caleb Bingham and Richard Caton Woodville, two of the leading antebellum American genre painters, and Thomas Nast, the most influential cartoonist of the Civil War and Reconstruction era, deployed the visual possibilities of translation in relation to the transatlantic …

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  2. A regional study of American genre painting from 1830-1880

    … caught in the routine ways of the city. Richard Caton Woodville portrayed Baltimore bourgeois life with its oyster eaters and sailor weddings. In Pittsburgh, David Gilmor Blythe painted in dark tones scenes of horse markets, cobblers' shops and satirized the law courts and clergy. The final …

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  3. The gallant six hundred: performing the Light Brigade into a heroic icon

    History is not so much what actually happened as how we have received and disseminated what happened. This reception and dissemination take place through a variety of media, many of which are not the purview of the traditional historian. It is in the trifles of daily life that we find the patterns …

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