Photo caption James Abbott McNeill Whistler by Walter Greaves, a studio assistant to Whistler in London, where Whistler defended his experimental work in court. See "How did James McNeill Whistler create his distinctive brand?" © Christies Images 2014 Photo caption James Abbott McNeill Whistler by Walter Greaves, a studio assistant to Whistler in London, where Whistler defended his experimental work in court. See "How did James McNeill Whistler create his distinctive brand?" © Christies Images 2014 September/October 2014 Volume 35, Issue 5 SUBSCRIBE FOR HUMANITIES MAGAZINE PRINT EDITION Browse all issues Sign up for HUMANITIES Magazine newsletter Also in this issue Nineteenth-Century Whaler Takes Twenty-First Century Voyage The Charles W. Morgan sails New England Charlotte Bruce Harvey Bird Artist John Gould and the Man Who Lost a Fortune Collecting Him The story of an entrepreneurial artist and an avid book collector Steve Moyer Getting to the Roots of Jewish Comedy Tracing Jewish-American comedy through the Borsht Belt and beyond Julie Yue The Highwaymen, a School of African-American Artists Who Hawked Their Work on the Side of the Road The art of Florida's Highwaymen finds a new audience Lynn Wadell After Much Debate, Not a Little Anguish, and Defining of Terms, Park Service Confirmed Site of Hostilities between Indians and Soldiers Exact location of Sand Creek conflict had gone missing Steve Moyer John Donne Delivered a Sermon on Gunpowder Day in 1622. What Did It Sound Like? Getting Donne down, virtually Steve Moyer Sue Shillinglaw on Grapes of Wrath, Published Seventy-Five Years Ago Meredith Hindley Editor's Note David Skinner
Nineteenth-Century Whaler Takes Twenty-First Century Voyage The Charles W. Morgan sails New England Charlotte Bruce Harvey
Bird Artist John Gould and the Man Who Lost a Fortune Collecting Him The story of an entrepreneurial artist and an avid book collector Steve Moyer
Getting to the Roots of Jewish Comedy Tracing Jewish-American comedy through the Borsht Belt and beyond Julie Yue
The Highwaymen, a School of African-American Artists Who Hawked Their Work on the Side of the Road The art of Florida's Highwaymen finds a new audience Lynn Wadell
After Much Debate, Not a Little Anguish, and Defining of Terms, Park Service Confirmed Site of Hostilities between Indians and Soldiers Exact location of Sand Creek conflict had gone missing Steve Moyer
John Donne Delivered a Sermon on Gunpowder Day in 1622. What Did It Sound Like? Getting Donne down, virtually Steve Moyer
