One of the most compelling Civil War stories is that of the Fifty-Fourth Regiment, made up of African-American soldiers who volunteered for the Union Army. Their heroic but futile battle at Fort Wagner was memorialized by sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens in Boston Common in 1897. Both the commemorative book and limited-edition volume depict the monument in stirring detail while celebrating its 100-year anniversary. For photography connoisseurs and Civil War buffs. 
First Edition, 1973

Lay This Laurel

History

KIRSTEIN, Lincoln

Benson, Richard

Americas

Eakins Pr Foundation

This thoroughly novel, urbane, and entertaining text is a fitting memorial to the historic, week-long, 1972 Stravinsky Festival, celebrated by the New York City Ballet on the 90th anniversary of the composer s birth. In seven evenings, thirty-one ballets (twenty-one made for the occasion) were presented an incredible feat, well worth chronicling. Goldner does that superbly and clearly Choice Enchanting...the best possible record of what it was like. Dancing Times (London) Miss Goldner is superb...a real memento. The New York Times

Stravinsky Festival of the New York City Ballet

Arts & Photography

Goldner, Nancy

Performing Arts

The story of Harlan and Anna Hubbard, who started as shanty-boaters on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers: how they searched and years ago found a place on shore to settle. Designed by Freeman Keith.

Payne Hollow

Hubbard, Harian

This publication contains a selection of images from "The American Monument" (New York: Eakins Press, 1976).

Fourteen American Monuments

FRIEDLANDER, Lee

Union Jack: The New York City Ballet

Lincoln Kirsteins: A First Bibliography

Reference

Simmonds, Harvey

Silverstein, Louis H.

Lassalle, Nancy

Catalogs & Directories

Always an important part of early circuses and Wild West shows, Native Americans are shown here in respectful portraits by the great circus photographer.

Native American Portraits (Eakins Press Pocket Albums)

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Photography & Video

The paintings of Texas artist Buck Schiwetz.

Buck Schiwetz: The Man and His Art

Cole, Everett B.

Pruett, Jakie

Our books are shipped Media Mail with Delivery Confirmation.

Fighting Men of Texas: Texas History Tales in Blank Verse

Literature & Fiction

Burkett, Mary Lou

Poetry

From Library Journal Machado, a Fulbright scholar and specialist in Mexican history, gives a solid, readable, sympathetic, and brief account of one of the country's premier heroes. In telling the life of Francisco "Pancho" Villa and his role in the revolutionary activity in the north, Machado helps dispel the myth of the cruel, droopy-mustachioed bandito so prevalent in American westerns. The biographer effectively captures the dynamism of the chaos and conflict in Mexico's revolution, the conflicting ideologies and dashed hopes, and the period's parade of characters and heroes. Presented here is a show that's hard to beat on any international stage. High marks for this fine book. Nicholas P. Cushner, Empire State Coll., SUNY, BuffaloCopyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Centaur of the North: Francisco Villa, the Mexican Revolution, and Northern Mexico

Machado, Manuel A.

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