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According to Wikipedia , Stephen F. Eisenman is an American art historian, and a professor emeritus of art history at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. Career Eisenman is the author of nine books including Gauguin's Skirt , The Abu Ghraib Effect , and The Cry of Nature – Art and the Making of Animal Rights . He has curated major exhibitions in the United States and Europe and is the principal author and editor of the textbook Nineteenth Century Art: A Critical History .
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1990 2000 2010 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 Published Works The Abu Ghraib Effect (2007) (66)Race in the Andes: Global Movements and Popular Ontologies (1998) Nineteenth Century Art: A Critical History (1994) Gauguin's Skirt (1997) (27)The Cry of Nature: Art and the Making of Animal Rights (2013) Communism in Furs: A Dream of Prehistory in William Morris's John Ball (2005) The Real “Swinish Multitude” (2016) The Resistable Rise and Predictable Fall of the U.S. Supermax (2009) The Temptation of Saint Redon: Biography, Ideology, and Style in the Noirs of Odilon Redon (1992) The Intransigent Artist or How the Impressionists Got Their Name (1986) (5)From Corot to Monet : the ecology of Impressionism (2010) (5)Gericault's Raft of the Medusa (2000) (5)Waterboarding: Political and sacred torture (2012) Tamms is Torture: The Campaign to Close an Illinois Supermax Prison (2013) (4)Negative Art History: Adorno and the Criticism of Culture@@@Aesthetic Theory (1999) Aesthetics, Ethnicity, and the History of Art (1996) In Search of the Primitive: Gauguin, Morris and Imperialist Culture (2005) Allegory and Anarchism in James Ensor's "Apparition: Vision Preceding Futurism" (1987) Introduction: College art association radical art caucus: Papers from the 2003 conference session (2005) Zooicide: Seeing Cruelty, Demanding Abolition (2018) (1)Nineteenth-Century Art in the Norton Simon Museum (2006) Three criteria for inclusion in, or exclusion from a World History of Art (2011) The Political Logic of Radical Art History in California: 1974-1985: A Memoir (2014) (1)Paul Gauguin: Artist of Myth and Dream (2002) (1)Criticizing animal experimentation, at my peril. (2015) Nonfiction Painting: Mimesis and Modernism in Manet's “Escape of Rochefort” (1987) Class Consciousness in the Design of William Morris (2002) (1)On the politics of dreams : a study of the noirs of Odilon Redon (1983) (1)19th-Century Art@@@Nineteenth Century Art: A Critical History (1995) Manet and Modern Beauty (2019) (0)From corot to monet: impressionism and the symphony of nature (2009) (0)Culture and Barbarism – A History of European Art, 1550-2005 (0)Rouse Up, O Young Men of the Neoliberal Age! (2020) (0)Impressionst Paintings in the Bührle Collection (2005) (0)How We Might Live: Perspectives of Morris and Stickley (2005) (0)Early Release Fable Masks Real Problems (2010) (0)Black Ops in Art and History (2018) (0)Monet and the Autonomy of Painting (2003) (0)William Morris and the Kelmscott Chaucer (2005) (0)Gauguin, Non-Identiry and Te Nave Nave Fenua (2000) (0)College Art Association Radical Art Caucus: Papers from the 2003 Session (2005) (0)Benjamin's Concept of Now-Time (1992) (0)Review of Edouard Manet: Rebel in a Frock Coat by Beth Archer Brombert (1996) (0)Sue Coe: The Ghosts of Our Meat (2014) (0)How we might live: the art of william morris and gustav stickley (2005) (0)Seeing Seurat Politically (1989) Negative Art History (1999) (0)The Harmony of Labor: Camille Pissarro’s Apple Pickers: The Richard R Brettell Lecture Series (2013) (0)Socialism and Animal Liberation – A Necessary Synthesis (2016) (0)Location, Documentation and the Literal: American Drawings of the 1960's (1979) (0)Design in the Age of Darwin: From William Morris to Frank Lloyd Wright (2008) (0)Modernism's Wake (1999) (0)Reform Inhumane, Expensive Tamms Supermax (2010) (0)"ANOTHER KIND OF LIFE: PHOTOGRAPHY ON THE MARGINS" Barbican. (2018) (0)Giovanni Aloi. Speculative Taxidermy: Natural History, Animal Surfaces, and Art in the Anthropocene. New York: Columbia University Press, 2018. 328 pp. (2019) Water-boarding -- A Torture both Intimate and Sacred (2012) (0)Pissarro and the Seine (2004) (0)Bastille Day in Tahiti (1995) (0)Torture is a Crime, Never a Career (2013) (0)‘Gardening with Silk and Gold’: Embroideries by May Morris and John Henry Dearle (2005) (0)Review of The Infinite Line: Remaking Art after Mondernism by Briony Fer (2007) Max Beckman at the County Museum (1985) (0)Filling Up Prisons Won't Cut Spending (2011) (0)Odilon Redon: Prince of Dreams --The Seen and Unseen (1994) (0)The Scandal that Wasn't – How Not to Reform Illinois Prisons (2010) (0)Reviews Online: (January–March 2008) (2008) Anti-Imperial Primitivist: Paul Gauguin in Oceania (2001) (0)The Poetics Of Democracy: Images And Counter-Images From The Spanish Transition”. (2019) (0)Response: Stephen F. Eisenman, (Anti) Imperial Primitivist: Paul Gauguin in Oceania (2000) (0)An Introduction to William Morris's "Why I Became a Socialist" (2004) (0)An Aesthetic of Invisibility – The Representation of Torture and Solitary Confinement in the United States (2014) (0)The Ecology of Impressionism (2010) (0)David Craven – In Memoriam (2012) The Ghosts of our Meat (2014) (0)Death and Tourism – Claude Monet's Paintings of Venice (2007) (0)Anuszkiewicz: A Dialectic of Color (1979) (0)Between the River and the Sea: Redon, Romantic Anti-Capitalism and the Origin of the Noirs (1992) (0)William Blake and the Age of Aquarius (2017) (0)William Morris: Syr Pereceyvelle of Gales (2002) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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