Volume 58 (2013), Issue 4
Iconographies of the Calamitous in American Visual Culture. Ingrid Gessner and Susanne Leikam (Guest Editors)
Contents
Contents open-access
Articles
Introduction: Iconographies of the Calamitous in American Visual Culture open-access
Page 533 - 542
Pathologizing Bodies open-access
Medical Portrait Photography in Nineteenth-Century America
Page 543 - 558
Epidemic Iconographies open-access
Toward a Disease Aesthetics of the Destructive Sublime
Page 559 - 582
Visualizing Hunger in a ‘City of Plenty’ open-access
Bread Line Iconographies in the Aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire
Page 583 - 606
On-Site Disaster open-access
Exposing Calamity in Twentieth-Century Art Photography
Page 607 - 624
Between Ethics and Aesthetics open-access
Photographs of War during the Bush and Obama Administrations
Page 625 - 646
Forum
Photographing Disaster open-access
Urban Ruins and the Destructive Sublime
Page 647 - 671
