Goldstein, Ernest

Analyzes several of the seventy known "Peaceable Kingdoms", particularly the 1824 one, painted by the nineteenth-century Quaker minister, Edward Hicks.

Discusses some important paintings and sculpture in terms of design elements and also from the viewpoint of the artist. Includes questions and art activities.

Discusses historical, biographical, and artistic aspects of the well-known nineteenth-century painting.

Analyzes the well-known painting of an Iowa farm couple which has come to be considered a controversial masterpiece of twentieth-century American art.

Analyzes one of the most famous sea paintings by the nineteenth century's outstanding artist of the American outdoors.

Describes the thought and effort that went into Daniel French's statue of Abraham Lincoln that is part of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., and compares this likeness to others of Lincoln.

Suggests ways to look at the murals and other paintings of this twentieth-century Mexican artist while also indicating development of his style and offering some biographical information.