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Topic Archives:Art & Literature

Todd Connor, 'Camp on the Upper Missouri'

Drawing on His Past as a Navy SEAL

by Richard Prosch11/20/202311/20/2023

A sense of danger lurks in painter Todd Connor’s plein air Western scenes.

William Gilmore Simms

These Civil War Warriors Fought with the Pen, and Not the Sword

by Jeremy Nelson10/30/202310/25/2023
Photo of the 1935 Broadway production, opera Porgy and Bess.

African American Theater Performers Turned Stereotype Upside Down

by Daniel B. Moskowitz10/11/202310/11/2023
expendables-john-wayne-ww2

They Were Expendable: PT Boats Take a Bow in this Hollywood Film Starring John Wayne

by Tom Huntington8/23/20238/23/2023
'Witching Hour' by Cyrus Walker

This Montana Painter Draws Inspiration from Comic Books and Old West Mythology

by Johnny D. Boggs8/21/20238/21/2023
horse-armor-diagram

An Inside Look at Medieval Horse Armor

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher7/12/20237/12/2023
Painting of Abraham Lincoln.

Lincoln in His Own Words: The 16th President’s Musings About ‘negro equality’

by Ross E. Heller7/11/20237/12/2023

Drawing on His Wyoming Roots, This Artist Preserves the Spirit of the Old West

by Johnny D. Boggs7/7/20236/8/2023
South Vietnamese citizens try to board a bus out of Saigon in the frenzied last days before the capital fell. A new book details the efforts of an American banker to help some of his Vietnamese colleagues escape. Book cover, Getting Out of Saigon: How a 27-Year-Old American Banker Saved 113 Vietnamese Civilians.

This American Banker Adopted His Adult Coworkers to Rescue Them From Saigon

by Jon Guttman6/29/20236/29/2023
Painting of Napoléon crossing the Alps on horse back.

Precision vs. Propaganda: Some Painters Meticulously Researched Their Masterworks — Others Not So Much

by Jon Guttman6/23/20235/2/2023

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