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Author: Katherine Manthorne Publisher: ISBN: 9780932828262 Category : Alps Languages : en Pages : 176
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The Rockies and the Alps: Bierstadt, Calame, and the Romance of the MountainsKatherine Manthorne and Tricia Laughlin BloomWith contributions by Patricia Mainardi and James M. SaslowInspired by the grandeur of the Rockies and the Alps, American and European artists strove to capture their power in paint. Landscapes of soaring peaks and spectacular vistas became increasingly popular in the mid-nineteenth century, when photographers, scientists, and armchair travelers were awakening to these wonders. Artistic interests coincided with the rise of tourism, as improved transportation and accommodations made mountains and glaciers more accessible. This richly illustrated volume brings together dazzling depictions of the Rockies and the Alps, while examining the dialogue between artists who visited and recorded these geographically distant ranges. Two key figures highlighted are Swiss painter Alexandre Calame (1810¿1864), frequently identified with Alpine views of torrents, glaciers, and gorges, and Albert Bierstadt (1830¿1902), whose impressive canvases often provided American audiences with their first glimpse of the Rockies and the western frontier. Their contemporaries included J.M.W. Turner, John Ruskin, painters of the Hudson River School Thomas Cole, Worthington Whittredge, and John F. Kensett, and photographers Carleton Watkins and Eadweard Muybridge.The Rockies and the Alps features contributions by four outstanding scholars who investigate how geology, flora and fauna, and social and literary contexts relate to the rise of alpine landscape painting. Each essay explores the close connections among these artists and diverse layers of symbolism these mountain images carried, revealing how the same landscape paintings that became archetypal symbols of American identity were in fact the product of a dialogue between American and European artists.
Author: Katherine Manthorne Publisher: ISBN: 9780932828262 Category : Alps Languages : en Pages : 176
Book Description
The Rockies and the Alps: Bierstadt, Calame, and the Romance of the MountainsKatherine Manthorne and Tricia Laughlin BloomWith contributions by Patricia Mainardi and James M. SaslowInspired by the grandeur of the Rockies and the Alps, American and European artists strove to capture their power in paint. Landscapes of soaring peaks and spectacular vistas became increasingly popular in the mid-nineteenth century, when photographers, scientists, and armchair travelers were awakening to these wonders. Artistic interests coincided with the rise of tourism, as improved transportation and accommodations made mountains and glaciers more accessible. This richly illustrated volume brings together dazzling depictions of the Rockies and the Alps, while examining the dialogue between artists who visited and recorded these geographically distant ranges. Two key figures highlighted are Swiss painter Alexandre Calame (1810¿1864), frequently identified with Alpine views of torrents, glaciers, and gorges, and Albert Bierstadt (1830¿1902), whose impressive canvases often provided American audiences with their first glimpse of the Rockies and the western frontier. Their contemporaries included J.M.W. Turner, John Ruskin, painters of the Hudson River School Thomas Cole, Worthington Whittredge, and John F. Kensett, and photographers Carleton Watkins and Eadweard Muybridge.The Rockies and the Alps features contributions by four outstanding scholars who investigate how geology, flora and fauna, and social and literary contexts relate to the rise of alpine landscape painting. Each essay explores the close connections among these artists and diverse layers of symbolism these mountain images carried, revealing how the same landscape paintings that became archetypal symbols of American identity were in fact the product of a dialogue between American and European artists.
Author: Kathleen Morgan Publisher: Baker Books ISBN: 0800719719 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 320
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Set against the powerful backdrop of the Colorado Rockies in 1879, a young schoolteacher finds herself caught in a clash of cultures as she fights for love against overwhelming odds.
Author: Heather Blanton Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 162
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Two Choices. Neither one is wrong. But only one is her destiny. Hope Clark has fought hard to convince the town of Defiance that a woman doctor is good for what ails them. But when certain physical challenges present themselves, hard facts spur her own doubts, crushing her self-confidence. And if she can't stay, if the city is really where she belongs, what about the people she has come to love, especially a certain cowboy? Lane Chandler's never been in love before and isn't exactly sure what his heart is telling him about Hope. After all, she's a doctor and he's just a cowboy. Or so Dr. Edward Pratt happily keeps reminding him. Lane wonders if Hope could truly be happy practicing in a remote mining town. Pratt believes she would be more fulfilled serving in a Philadelphia hospital. With him. In the end, nothing but true love will give Hope the freedom to choose her own path.
Author: Misty M. Beller Publisher: Misty M. Beller Books, Inc. ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 293
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After growing up as an orphan, Josiah English wants nothing more than to have his own ranch and raise Arabian horses. Riding for the Pony Express seems like the ticket to his dream. And when he meets the stationmaster’s beautiful sister, it seems he may be within reach of the happy life he craves. Mara Reid is thrilled to finally meet the man of her dreams, and the fact that they both want to raise horses in the Sweetwater River valley seems like confirmation straight from God. But when the Express shuts down and Mara's family home is in peril, the danger looming over Mara's life may not be half as destructive as that threatening her heart.
Author: Misty M. Beller Publisher: Baker Books ISBN: 1493421719 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 304
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Young widow Joanna Watson is struggling to make a new home for her five-year-old son, Samuel, in the little mountain town of Settler's Fort. When she returns home from work to find Samuel and the woman watching him missing, with no lawman in town, she enlists a man she prays has enough experience in this rugged country to help. Isaac Bowen wants nothing more than a quiet, invisible life in these mountains, far away from the bad decisions of his past. But he has a strong suspicion of who's behind the kidnapping, and if he's right, he knows all too well the evil they're chasing. As they press on against the elements, Joanna fights to hold on to hope, while Isaac knows a reckoning is coming. They find encouragement in the tentative trust that grows between them, but whether it can withstand the danger and coming confrontation is far from certain in this wild, unpredictable land.
Author: Poppy Pennington-Smith Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages : 242
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He's an already-famous blogger, she's just starting out as a writer. Together, they'll embark on an unforgettable journey across Canada. Beth Greenwood longs to be a successful travel writer like her father. But she's stuck in sleepy Oxford. Every day is the same. Nothing ever changes. Until, completely out of the blue, she's given the chance of a lifetime. Beth is sent to Canada to compete in an infamous travel writing competition. Winning would propel her to stardom and make all her dreams come true. It would change everything. There's just one problem - she's up against the tantalisingly handsome Blake O'Brien. And Blake is not the kind of guy who gives up without a fight. As finalists, fighting to win a year's round-the-world trip and sponsorship for their blog, Beth and Blake are forced to travel together for three whole weeks. They journey takes them through the Rocky Mountains and across Canada's breathtaking landscape. And slowly, as Beth's self-belief soars and Blake's brash exterior softens, she begins to see him in a different light. Perhaps he's not the privileged, sarcastic guy she thought he was? Perhaps he's exactly what she needs... But as the competition comes to a head and loyalties are tested, will Beth and Blake admit their feelings for one another? Or will their rivalry, and their very different lives, get in the way? If you love wholesome, atmospheric romance novels with a hint of adventure and an ending that will give you all the feels, you'll adore Poppy Pennington-Smith's 'Love in the Rockies'. 'Love in the Rockies' is a sweet, clean, standalone romance novel with no cliff hangers and a HEA. It is the first in the 'True Love Travels' series by Poppy Pennington-Smith. TRUE LOVE TRAVELS Love in The Rockies Love in Provence Love in Tuscany Love in The Highlands
Author: American Film Institute Publisher: Univ of California Press ISBN: 9780520079083 Category : Performing Arts Languages : en Pages : 1198
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"The entire field of film historians awaits the AFI volumes with eagerness."--Eileen Bowser, Museum of Modern Art Film Department Comments on previous volumes: "The source of last resort for finding socially valuable . . . films that received such scant attention that they seem 'lost' until discovered in the AFI Catalog."--Thomas Cripps "Endlessly absorbing as an excursion into cultural history and national memory."--Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
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