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Johnston, David Claypoole (1799–1865) Reference library
The Oxford Companion to the Book
..., David Claypoole ( 1799–1865 ) American satirist , illustrator , and lithographer . Best known for his comic work, Johnston illustrated for a wide variety of media—newspapers, periodicals, and *annual s ( The Token , Little Girls’ Own Book )—as well as books of humour, poetry, some children’s books, and classics (Milton, Scott, and Homer). In his well-received Scraps (9 vols, 1828–49 ), he caricatured contemporary society and current events. Margaret M. Smith The Douglas Claypool Johnston Collection, ...
Johnston, David Claypoole (25 March 1798) Reference library
The Grove Encyclopedia of American Art
...: David Claypoole Johnston (Worcester, MA, 1970) D. Tatham : “D. C. Johnston's Satiric Views of Art in Boston,” Art and Commerce (Charlottesville, VA, 1978), pp. 9–24 D. Tatham : “David Claypoole Johnston's Theatrical Portraits,” American Portrait Prints (Charlottesville, VA, 1984), pp. 162–93 M. Wood : “ The Influence of English Radical Satire on Nineteenth-Century American Print Satire: David Claypool Johnston's The House that Jeff Built, ” Harvard Library Bulletin , x (Spring 1999), pp. 43–67 J. A. Greenhill : “ Playing the Fool: David Claypoole...
Johnston, David Claypoole (1798–1865) Quick reference
The Oxford Dictionary of American Art and Artists (2 ed.)
...most accomplished and admired students, specialized in large-scale charcoal drawings, often depicting children or domestic subjects. http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection#!?q=%22david%20claypoole%20johnston%22&perPage=20&sortBy=Relevance&sortOrder=asc&offset=0&pageSize=0 Images https://americanart.si.edu/artist/david-claypoole-johnston-2487 Images http://www.nga.gov/content/ngaweb/Collection/artist-info.39606.html Images ...
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Thompson, Cephas Giovanni (1809–88) Quick reference
The Oxford Dictionary of American Art and Artists (2 ed.)
...by his father, who remained based in Middleborough (although he traveled widely in search of commissions until 1825 ), at eighteen Cephas Giovanni established a portrait practice in Plymouth, Massachusetts. He subsequently worked in Boston, where he studied with David Claypoole Johnston , in Philadelphia, and elsewhere before arriving in New York in 1837 . There he flourished for a decade as a fashionable portrait painter. Spring (Metropolitan Museum, 1838 ), a softly romantic, idealized portrait of a young woman, exemplifies his most appealing...
Oja, Carol J(ean) (18 March 1953) Reference library
Virginia Danielson
The Grove Dictionary of American Music (2 ed.)
...Still-Life Paintings of William Michael Harnett: Their Reflections upon Nineteenth-Century American Musical Culture,” MQ , lxiii/4 ( 1977 ), 505–23 “The Copland-Sessions Concerts and Their Reception in the Contemporary Press,” MQ , lxv/2 ( 1979 ), 212–29 “Trollopiana: David Claypoole Johnston Counters Frances Trollope's Views on American Music,” College Music Symposium , xxi/1 ( 1981 ), 94–102 ed.: American Music Recordings: a Discography of 20th-Century US Composers (Brooklyn, NY, 1982 ) ed.: Stravinsky in “Modern Music,” 1924–1946 (New York, 1982 )...
Mount, William Sidney (1807–68) Quick reference
The Oxford Dictionary of American Art and Artists (2 ed.)
...dancers and other revelers crowded into a boxlike room, this scene of lighthearted merriment suggests Mount’s interest in the work of David Wilkie . Distributed as prints, the Scotsman’s anecdotal scenes had already been internationally popular for two decades. Although prior American genre paintings had been few, Mount presumably also knew the work of John Lewis Krimmel , an earlier admirer of Wilkie. David Claypoole Johnston ’s published caricatures probably assisted Mount’s understanding of the potential for comedy in mundane activities. As Mount’s work...
