Savage, Kirk — The CIVIL War in Art and Memory

New Haven, National Gallery of Art, 2016. Hardcover. A gray fabric casebound book with a gray dust jacket that has white text on the spine and a color illustration on the front cover. viii, 281 pages; illustrated in both color and black-and-white. Contents are as follows: Preface / Elizabeth Cropper -- Introduction / Kirk Savage -- Home. The freedom to marry for all : painting interracial families during the era of the Civil War / Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw ; Northern vision, southern land : designs for freedom on Hilton Head Island, 1862-1880 / Dana E. Byrd ; "Our sketches are all real, not mere imaginary affairs" : the visualization of the 1863 New York Draft riots / Joshua Brown -- Battlefield. The summer of 1863 : Lincoln and black troops / James Oakes ; The wounded Zouave and the Cyrenian paradigm / Richard J. Powell ; The unknowable dead : the Civil War and the origins of modern commemoration / Kirk Savage ; Photographic remains : Sally Mann at Antietam / Shawn Michelle Smith -- Public space. "To strike terror" : equestrian monuments and southern power / Maurie D. Mcinnis ; "Great Generals and Christian soldiers" : commemorations of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson in the Civil Rights era / Evie Terrono ; The long shadow of the Civil War / Dell Upton -- Heroism. Consecration and monument : Robert Gould Shaw, the 54th Massachusetts regiment, and the Shaw memorial / Henry J. Duffy ; The problem of racial hierarchy in the Shaw memorial / Charles H. Karelis ; Unknowns : commemorating black women's Civil War heroism / Micki Mcelya ; William James, the memory of glory, and the work of mourning / Robert H. Bell ; The peaceable war memorial / Thomas J. Brown. VG+: As new in shrinkwrap .