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Authors:
Walker, A
Kunny, C
Citation: A. Walker et C. Kunny, American art and the Civil War, ART INST CH, 27(1), 2001, pp. 4
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Foner, E
Citation: E. Foner, The Civil War and the story of American freedom, ART INST CH, 27(1), 2001, pp. 8
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Savage, K
Citation: K. Savage, Molding emancipation: John Quincy Adams Ward's The 'Freedman' and the meaning of the Civil War, ART INST CH, 27(1), 2001, pp. 26
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Miller, A
Citation: A. Miller, Albert Bierstadt, landscape aesthetics, and the meanings of the West in the Civil War era, ART INST CH, 27(1), 2001, pp. 40
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Conn, S
Walker, A
Citation: S. Conn et A. Walker, The history in the art: Painting the Civil War, ART INST CH, 27(1), 2001, pp. 60-81
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Vendryes, MR
Citation: Mr. Vendryes, Race identity/identifying race: Robert S. Duncan and nineteenth-century American painting, ART INST CH, 27(1), 2001, pp. 82
Authors:
Little, SK
Thurman, CCM
Citation: Sk. Little et Ccm. Thurman, Clothed to rule the universe: Ming and Qing Dynasty textiles at the Art Institute of Chicago - Forward, ART INST CH, 26(2), 2000, pp. 4-5
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Thurman, CCM
Citation: Ccm. Thurman, Ming and Qing Dynasty textiles - Introduction, ART INST CH, 26(2), 2000, pp. 7
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Vollmer, JE
Citation: Je. Vollmer, Clothed to rule the universe: Ming and Qing Dynasty textiles at the Art Institute of Chicago, ART INST CH, 26(2), 2000, pp. 12-51
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Vollmer, JE
Citation: Je. Vollmer, Catalogue (Chicago Institute of art collection of Ming and Qing Dynasty textiles), ART INST CH, 26(2), 2000, pp. 52-79
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Pearlstein, E
Citation: E. Pearlstein, Color, life and movement: Early Chinese collectors of Chinese textiles, ART INST CH, 26(2), 2000, pp. 80-93
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McCullagh, SF
Citation: Sf. Mccullagh, "A lasting monument": The Regenstein Collection of the Art Institute of Chicago, ART INST CH, 26(1), 2000, pp. 5-13
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Wardropper, I
Citation: I. Wardropper, Renaissance jewelry in the Alsdorf Collection - Acknowledgments, ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 4-5
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Wardropper, I
Citation: I. Wardropper, Between art and nature: Jewelry in the Renaissance, ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 7
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Rodini, K
Citation: K. Rodini, The language of stones (Renaissance jewelry), ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 30-34
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Kuptas, M
Citation: M. Kuptas, Prologue: Late medieval jewelry, ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 30-34
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Muller, P
Citation: P. Muller, Spanish and Spanish Colonial jewelry, ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 35-51
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Wardropper, I
Citation: I. Wardropper, Jewelry in Germany (Renaissance goldwork), ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 52-54
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McCrory, M
Citation: M. Mccrory, Cameos and intaglios (Renaissance jewelry), ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 55-67
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Rodini, E
Citation: E. Rodini, Baroque pearls (European jewelry, gems), ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 68-71
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Rodini, E
Citation: E. Rodini, Enamels (Renassiance jewelry, goldsmithing), ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 72-75
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Rodini, E
Citation: E. Rodini, Functional jewels (Renaissance and baroque European goldsmithing, gems), ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 76-78
Authors:
Wardropper, I
Muller, P
Citation: I. Wardropper et P. Muller, Devotional objects (Renaissance jewellery), ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 79-81
Authors:
Truman, C
Citation: C. Truman, 19th-century Renaissance-revival jewelry, ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 82-91
Citation: Checklist of jewelry in the Alsdorf Collection, ART INST CH, 25(2), 2000, pp. 92-101