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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. SIPGPA_140116_08.JPG: Indians in Council, California, about 1872 Albert Bierstadt
2. SIPGPA_140116_22.JPG: Miners in the Sierras, 1851-52 Charles Christian Nahl and August Wenderoth
3. SIPGPA_140131_001.JPG: Artists in the High Country: Artists working in eastern cities around 1900 saw the Southwest almost as a foreign country, where age-old Catholic and native cultures beckoned as antidotes to the pressure of "progress." Painters from New York and Chicago took trains as far as they could, then rented horses and wagons, bumping over rough roads to Santa Fe and Toas. Colonies of artists and writers grew around these settlements, attracted by the clear light, ancient rhythms, and rich artistic traditions of the Pueblo communities.
4. SIPGPA_140131_015.JPG: Mountain Forms #2, c 1925-1927 Victor Higgins
5. SIPGPA_140131_029.JPG: Fired On, 1907 Frederic Remington
6. SIPGPA_140131_048.JPG: On the Threshold of a New Age: By the end of the nineteenth century, Darwin's theories of evolution and the breakneck pace of progress had shaken the philosophical and religious certainties at the bedrock of American culture. The next one hundred years promised marvels, but many American artists hesitated, creating introspective paintings and sculptures that explore the mysteries of life, death, and the fate of the soul.
7. SIPGPA_140131_051.JPG: The Cup of Death 1885 and 1911 Elihu Vedder
8. SIPGPA_140131_080.JPG: Mrs. William T. Evans and Her Son, 1895 Henry O. Walker
9. SIPGPA_140131_128.JPG: Man With the Cat (Henry Sturgis Drinker), 1898 Cecilia Beaux
10. SIPGPA_140131_139.JPG: Stable at Cuenca, 1903 John Singer Sargent
11. SIPGPA_140131_146.JPG: Spanish Dancer, about 1879-82 John Singer Sargent
12. SIPGPA_140131_157.JPG: A Visit from the Old Mistress, 1876 Winslow Homer
13. SIPGPA_140131_173.JPG: The Top of Mount Sinai with the Chapel of Elijah, after 1844 Miner Kilbourne Kellogg
14. SIPGPA_140131_180.JPG: Market Day Outside the Walls of Tangiers, Morocco, 1873 Louis Comfort Tiffany
15. SIPGPA_140131_189.JPG: Street Scene in India, about 1884-88 Edwin Lord Weeks
16. SIPGPA_140131_196.JPG: Portrait of John B. Carmac, in Greek Evzone Costume, 1853 Walter Gould
17. SIPGPA_140131_203.JPG: Cafe at Biskra, Algeria, 1884 Frederick Arthur Bridgman
18. SIPGPA_140208_02.JPG: Aspects of Suburban Life: Polo, 1936 Paul Cadmus
19. SIPGPA_140208_12.JPG: Aspects of Suburban Life: Public Dock, 1936 Paul Cadmus
20. SIPGPA_140208_19.JPG: Aspects of Suburban Life: Golf, 1936 Paul Cadmus
21. SIPGPA_140406_02.JPG: The Library, 1960 Jacob Lawrence
22. SIPGPA_140406_09.JPG: Les Fetiches, 1938 Lois Mailou Jones
23. SIPGPA_140406_15.JPG: Summer, 1909 Max Weber
24. SIPGPA_140406_20.JPG: Mirage -- Ships at Night, 1919 William Zorach
25. SIPGPA_140406_29.JPG: Metropolitan Port, about 1935-37 Joseph Stella
26. SIPGPA_140406_32.JPG: Variations on a Rhythm-H, 1931 Raymond Johnson
27. SIPGPA_140406_47.JPG: Buffalo Grain Elevators, 1937 Ralston Crawford
28. SIPGPA_140406_50.JPG: Sunlight and Shadow, 1941 Allan Rohan Crite
29. SIPGPA_140406_56.JPG: Aspects of Suburban Life: Golf, 1936 Paul Cadmus
30. SIPGPA_140406_61.JPG: Aspects of Suburban Life: Public Dock, 1936 Paul Cadmus
31. SIPGPA_140406_72.JPG: Aspects of Suburban Life: Polo, 1936 Paul Cadmus
32. SIPGPA_140628_001.JPG: Seal Rocks, San Francisco, 1872 Albert Bierstadt
33. SIPGPA_140628_027.JPG: Whiteface Mountain from Lake Placid, 1866 Sanford Robinson Gifford
34. SIPGPA_140628_038.JPG: Sunrise in the Sierras, about 1872 Albert Bierstadt
35. SIPGPA_140628_047.JPG: Alaskan Coast Range, about 1889 Albert Bierstadt
36. SIPGPA_140628_057.JPG: River View with Hunters and Dogs, about 1850 Thomas Doughty
37. SIPGPA_140628_066.JPG: The Iron Mine, Port Henry, New York, about 1862 Homer Dodge Martin
38. SIPGPA_140628_079.JPG: Along the Hudson, 1852 John Frederick Kensett
39. SIPGPA_140628_091.JPG: Landscape with Rainbow, 1859 Robert S. Duncanson
40. SIPGPA_140628_101.JPG: Dover Plains, Dutchess County, New York, 1848 Asher B. Durand
41. SIPGPA_140628_117.JPG: Lake Scene, 1875 Edward L. Custer
42. SIPGPA_140628_127.JPG: Gates of the Yosemite, about 1882 Albert Bierstadt
43. SIPGPA_140628_145.JPG: Cathedral Rocks, Yosemite Valley, about 1872 Albert Bierstadt
44. SIPGPA_140628_159.JPG: Torre di Schiavi, 1865 Thomas Hiram Hotchkiss
45. SIPGPA_140628_163.JPG: The Amphitheatre of Tusculum and Albano Mountains, Rome, 1860 Worthington Whittredge
46. SIPGPA_140628_173.JPG: Stable at Cuenca, 1903 John Singer Sargent
47. SIPGPA_140913_01.JPG: The Headless Horseman Pursuing Ichabod Crane, 1858 John Quidor
48. SIPGPA_140913_18.JPG: Boy Playing Marbles, about 1858 David Gilmour Blythe
49. SIPGPA_140913_24.JPG: Children Burying a Bird, 1878 J. Alden Weir
50. SIPGPA_140913_29.JPG: The Lost Balloon, 1882 William Holbrook Beard
51. SIPGPA_140913_47.JPG: Georgianna Frances Adams, 1835 Asher B. Durand
52. SIPGPA_140913_50.JPG: The Goldfish Bowl (Mrs. Richard Cary Morse and Family), about 1835 Samuel F.B. Morse
53. SIPGPA_140913_62.JPG: The Stephens Children, about 1845 Unidentified Artist
54. SIPGPA_140913_70.JPG: Mary Elizabeth Francis, the Artist's Daughter, about 1840 John F. Francis
55. SIPGPA_140913_76.JPG: Interior with Portraits, about 1865 Thomas Le Clear
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