Individualism and Iconoclasm in American Art Part 3
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The agency provided description reads as follows: This episode examines Iconoclasm, the doctrine, practice, or attitude of one who attacks established beliefs or institutions, and how this idea gives American art vitality and diversity. The episode examines the works of Thomas Eakins, Robert Henri, Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, Alfred Stieglitz, David Smith, Jackson Pollock, and folk artists James "Son" Thomas, Grandma Moses, James Hampton, and Theora Hamblett. The producers of this video are the Center for the Study of Southern Culture, University of Mississippi and Lisa Neumann Howorth.
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