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1. SIPGPA_190424_018.JPG: Bar Italia, 1953-55 Paul Cadmus
2. SIPGPA_190424_063.JPG: Rack Picture for William Malcolm Bunn, 1882 John F. Peto
3. SIPGPA_190424_076.JPG: Torn in Transit, ca 1890-1895 John Haberle
4. SIPGPA_190424_103.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.
5. SIPGPA_190424_124.JPG: The Gilded Age "She was not made for mean and shabby surroundings.... an atmosphere of luxury... was the background she required, the only climate she could breathe in." -- Edith Wharton's Lily Bart, from The House of Mirth, 1905 The adventurers of the Gilded Age made vast fortunes in railroads, oil, steel, and mining, often through monopolies and ruthless labor practices. But the Age of Capital also fueled a search for a "higher life" of the spirit expressed through art, music, and refined manners. Wives of magnates presided over elegant homes in which strict codes of conduct governed every domestic ritual. Matrons "received" at approved hours, suppers of seventeen courses involved squadrons of servants, and guests knew the proper fork for oysters.
6. SIPGPA_190424_146.JPG: A Dog Swap, 1881 Richard Norris Brooke
7. SIPGPA_190424_162.JPG: Westward the Course of Empire Takes Its Way (mural study; US Capitol), 1861 Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze
8. SIPGPA_190424_245.JPG: Cathedral Rocks, Yosemite Valley, about 1872 Albert Bierstadt
9. SIPGPA_190424_252.JPG: Gates of the Yosemite, about 1882 Albert Bierstadt
10. SIPGPA_190424_261.JPG: A General View of the Falls of Niagara, 1820 Alvan Fisher
11. SIPGPA_190424_279.JPG: A General View of the Falls of Niagara, 1820 Alvan Fisher
12. SIPGPA_191017_01.JPG: Cathedral Rocks, Yosemite Valley, about 1872 Albert Bierstadt
13. SIPGPA_191017_10.JPG: Gates of Yosemite, about 1882 Albert Bierstadt
14. SIPGPA_191017_26.JPG: The Flight Into Egypt, 1892 George Hitchcock
15. SIPGPA_191017_38.JPG: Brittany Farm, 1885 Arthur Wesley Dow
16. SIPGPA_191017_42.JPG: Fisher Girl of Picardy, 1889 Elizabeth Nourse
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