Martin Johnson Heade: A Survey : 1840-1900

by Barbara Novak, Timothy A. Eaton

Martin Johnson Heade (1819-1904) was under-appreciated during his life time, and forgotten in death and rediscovered four decades later, yet today he is finally recognized as one of the most important artists America has ever produced. This exhibition and catalogue briefly survey his long and diverse career. M.J. Heade's history will continue to be researched, his philosophical and aesthetic concerns speculated on, and through his work his character will be examined and slowly revealed; he will, nevertheless remain enigmatic...............Thomas A Eaton

80 pages, Paperback

First published December 12, 1961