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Reflecting Pool garden at Winterthur

Winterthur Inside Out

H. F. du Pont's masterpiece of horticulture.

By Tom Christopher

humanities, November/December, 2008, Volume 29, Issue 6

From the Horse's Mouth

Pinpointing a home of the first Indo-European speakers is a charged task that David Anthony takes seriously.

By Andrew Lawler

humanities, September/October, 2008, Volume 29, Issue 5
Vermont's Shelburne Museum

Farmhouse Mod

Great art meets folk art at Vermont’s Shelburne Museum

By Sarah Stewart Taylor

humanities, September/October, 2008, Volume 29, Issue 5

One Master, Many Cervantes

Numerous translations of Don Quixote, some made without knowledge of Spanish, attest to the novel’s long reach.

By Ilan Stavans

humanities, September/October, 2008, Volume 29, Issue 5

Poe Man’s Immortality

The great writer lives on in cartoons and comic books.

By Edward Lawrence

humanities, September/October, 2008, Volume 29, Issue 5

Vodka in South Bend

Russian music and mentoring create an unlikely colony of artists.

By Joseph Horowitz

humanities, September/October, 2008, Volume 29, Issue 5

Muscle Memory

The choreography of Ulysses Dove lives on in New Orleans.

By Michaela Cannon

humanities, September/October, 2008, Volume 29, Issue 5

How to Get a Grant from NEH

Insider advice on the ins and outs of grant writing.

By Meredith Hindley

humanities, July/August, 2008, Volume 29, Issue 4
The Irascibles in 1950

The Critical Moment

Clement Greenberg and Harold Rosenberg set the standards for art in the 1950s.

By James Panero

humanities, July/August, 2008, Volume 29, Issue 4

Stuffitude

How a stilted grad student changed the way we look at museums.

By Daniel Scheuerman

humanities, July/August, 2008, Volume 29, Issue 4