Night Vision: Nocturnes in American Art, 1860-1960 Catalogs & Books and Joseph Cornell proposes the

and Joseph Cornell proposes the central importance of nocturnal images in the development of modern art

with contributions by Kevin Salatino

The artists respond to science fiction in film and literature and the media coverage of the space race

Published in association with Yale University Press

High-quality print of The Offer of the College framed in hardwood satin-finish black Metro moulding with a single black mat and printed on natural colored card stock

Night Vision: Nocturnes in American Art, 1860-1960 Catalogs & Books and Joseph Cornell proposes theJoachim Homann, with contributions from Linda Docherty, Avis Berman, Daniel Bosch, Alexandere Nemerov, and Helene Valance. Spanning a century from the introduction of electric light to the dawn of the Space Age, this first major survey of American night scenes by artists such as Winslow Homer, Georgia OKeeffe, Andrew Wyeth, and Joseph Cornell proposes the central importance of nocturnal images in the development of modern art. This gorgeously