Locating Girlhood: Place and Identity in Early American “Schoolgirl” Art

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Repositioning early American women’s samplers, needleworks and watercolors within their rightful art historical context Before Thomas Cole climbed along the Catskills or Frederic Edwin Church surveyed Niagara Falls, the American landscape was already being visualized and commemorated by thousands of girls and young women―some named, many unknown―working in mediums that were termed domestic crafts

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Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn, NY

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