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The amazing American circus poster: the Strobridge Lithographing Company
Contents
The steamboat, the circus, and Cincinnati / Stuart L. Thayer -- The gilded legacy of the circus kings / Deborah W. Walk -- The Strobridge Lithographing Company : the Tiffany of printers / Kristin L. Spangenberg -- A picture is worth 757 words : circus & culture, language & perception / David Carlyon -- The Strobridge Lithographing Company, the Ringling Brothers, and their circuses / Fred D. Pfening III -- After the posters, the daily free street parade / Fred Dahlinger Jr. -- Promoting peerless prodigies "to the curious" / Richard W. Flint -- The menagerie / Richard J. Reynolds III -- The circus clown as social commentator / Rodney A. Huey -- Magnificent entrées : the role of the spectacle during the golden age of the circus / Jennifer Lemmer Posey -- Bearded ladies, dainty Amazons, hindoo fakirs, and lady savages : circus representations of gender and race in Victorian America / Janet M. Davis -- Strobridge pictorial posters : design, printing, and posting / Kristin L. Spangenberg -- Catalogue -- Strobridge Lithographing Company artists / Kristin L. Spangenberg -- Timeline : Strobridge and the circus in America -- Strobridge circus clients / Kristin L. Spangenberg -- Selected bibliography -- Contributors -- Index of names and titles.
Contributors
Publisher
Publication
- [Cincinnati]: Cincinnati Art Museum
- [Sarasota, Fla.]: The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, c2011
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Subject
Period
1850-1960
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Classification
ISBN
- 9780931537387
- 093153738X
Annotations / title notes
Notes
- "... published to accompany an exhibition held at the Cincinnati Art Museum from February 26 to July 10, 2011, and The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art from September 17, 2011, to January 29, 2012"--T.p. verso.
- "P.T. Barnum and Adam Forepaugh billstand, 1887, eleven albumen print panorama, Circus World Museum, Baraboo, Wisconsin" (4 folded sheets) inserted.
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