Vol. 29 No. 2: (Fall 2002)

Articles

• A Transatlantic History of the Picturesque: An Introductory Essay

  Carrie Tirado Bramen

  1-19

• The Pleasures of Simulacra: Rethinking the Picturesque in Coleridge’s Notebooks and ‘The Picture; or, The Lover’s Resolution'.

  Jill Heydt-Stevenson

  20-47

• Accident or Murder? Intentionality, the Picturesque, and the Body of Thomas De Quincey

  Alison Byerly

  48-68

• ‘Rising from the stain on the painter’s palette’: George Catlin’s Picturesque and the Legibility of Seminole Removal

  Kendall Johnson

  69-93

• ‘A Newly Discovered Country’: The Post-Bellum South and the Picturesque Ruin

  Lynn Murray

  94-119

• Dickens Pictures From Italy: The Politics of the New Picturesque

  Joseph Phelan

  120-137

• The Ambivalent Picturesque of the Paris Commune Ruins

  Daryl Lee

  138-161

• Everyday Eclecticism: William Morris and the Suburban Picturesque

  Christine Bolus-Reichert

  162-196

• Stevenson’s Picturesque Excursions: The Art of Youthful Vagrancy

  Liz Farr

  197-225