A celebration of the art of two master artists of the Old West features ninety full-color and thirty black-and-white illustrations of Remington's and Russell's paintings of cattle drives, cowboys, and wagon caravans.
It was only after creating the most spectacular Civil War scenes and capturing that era on canvas that Homer fumed his full attention to the sea paintings for which he is best known. All its moods and power are evident in his marinescapes, beautifully reproduced among over seventy artworks spanning his career.
Incisive artistic commentary combines with a biographical profile and lush reproductions to provide a definitive overview of the life and art of American painter Grant Wood, creator of such famous works as American Gothic.
A collection of Ansel Adams photographs from the U.S. National Archives.