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Abbey, Edward Austin, 16, 29 Accord (Charles O. Haag), 161, 162-3, 163, 258 Nio6 and Niog Addams,Jane, 150, 241 N45, 251 N58, {S Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-46147-4 - Visualizing Labor in American Sculpture: Monuments, Manliness, and the Work Ethic, 1880-1935 Melissa Dabakis Index More information INDEX Abbey, Edward Austin, 16, 29 rer Center); Central Labor Union, Accord (Charles O. Haag), 161, 162-3, 41, 48, 75; European, 42, 113; exe­ 163, 258 nio6 and niog cution of Sacco and Vanzetti, 204; Addams,Jane, 150, 241 n45, 251 n58, as gendered feminine, 45; German- {see also reform: settlement houses) American participation in, 37-44; Admissions Day Monument (Douglas Til- the Haymarket Affair, 3, 24, 36-60, den), 87, 243 ni3 77, 159, 169; infiltration within African-Americans, 72, 76, 95 {see also Pullman, 81-2; opposition to Labor unskilled workers) Congress, 77; women, 60; World's Aitken, Robert I., 9, 212-3, 218-19, 269 Columbian Exposition, 66 n20, 270 n28 Anarchy, 21, 45-6, 48, 159; representa­ Allegory of Resistance (J.-A.-J. Falguiere), tion of, 51, 58 53"4> 55 Antiquity, 29, 31, 71-3, 177 Altgeld, John Peter, 44, 52, 76, 82, 169- Apotheosis to Labor (George G. Barnard), 70 4, 89 (see also The Unbroken Law and Amalgamated Association of Iron and The Broken Law) Steel Workers, 76 Apprentice, 10, 15, 23, 27; representa­ Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union, tions of, 28, 83, 85-8, 90, 104-6 216 Armory Show, 156, 208 American Federation of Labor (AFL), 1, Arnold, Charles Dudley, 73 9, 23, 27, 41, 75, 159, 169, 211-23 Art market, 89, 125, 127-8, 130-5, 137- {see also organized labor), anti- 8, 166, 177, 211 communism of, 193; cooperation Art Student's League, 87, 146 with business, 186, 190; craft union­ Artisan, see mechanic ism of, 24, 190, 214-15, 217; dis­ Arts and Crafts Movement, 14-5, (see also criminatory policies of, 198, 216, Stickley, Gustav) 257 1191, {see also immigrants), his­ Ashcan School 128-9, 136, 146, 152 (see tory of, 24-5; legacy of, 9, 213, 217, also Bellows, George; Henri, Robert; patronage of labor imagery, 191-3; Luks, George; Shinn, Everett; Sloan, policies toward unskilled labor, 24, John) 186, 195-7, 212; prudential union­ Athletes, 83, 95-100, 105, 220 ism, 24; support for skilled labor, 169, 184, 186, 188, 192, 197-9, Baizerman, Saul, 9, 176-7, 194-9, 2°9' 210, 212, 215-17, 222-3; volunta­ 255 n43, 264 n6o, 268 nioi rism, 25, 215 Barnard, George Grey, 4, 12, 29-32, 89, American Federationist, 184, 190, 194, 105, 146 213, 215-16, 264 n49 Bartlett, Paul, 178, 260 n 10 American Railway Union, 33, 75, 81 {see Beach, Chester, 8, 89, 127-30, 136-8, also Debs, Eugene) 143-8, 150, 152, 157, 165, 179, Anarchism, 33, 128, 151, 172, 205; art 255 n48 in the service of, 128, 172-3, 206 The Bear Hunt (Douglas Tilden), 100-2, {see also Modern School of the Fer­ 101, 247 n53 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-46147-4 - Visualizing Labor in American Sculpture: Monuments, Manliness, and the Work Ethic, 1880-1935 Melissa Dabakis Index More information 288 u INDEX Bellona (Auguste Rodin), 54-5, 56 Christian imagery, 35, 53-4, 111, 236 Bellows, Beorge, 93-5, 129, 152, 172 n68 Beneker Gerrit, 9, 174, 179, 189-90, The City and the People (Saul Baizerman), 193, 199 194-202, 205, 265 n67 Bible, 4, 29, 32, 106 City Beautiful Movement, 29, 86-9, 130 Blacksmith, 16, 26, 201, 220 nig The City (Vision of New York) (Saul Baizer­ Bolshevism, see Communism man), 200, 201, 265 n7o, 265 n79 Borglum, Gutzom, 169-70 Civil War, 3, 25, 97 Bourke-White, Margaret, 9, 174, 190, Class Conflict, 19, 24, 41, 82, 112, 144, 193, 269 ni4 159; espousal by John Reed Clubs, Bovet Arthur-A Laborer (Mahonri Young), 205-6, 209; Haymarket Affair, 6; 132, 134, i34"5> 144 representations of, 158, 225 Class consciousness, 2, 34, 186, 196 The Brakeman (Lewis Hine), 187-8, 188, Cleyre, Voltarine de, 56-7 263 n39 The Cliff Dwellers (George Bellows), 50 Brinton, Christian, 116, 119, 125, 172 Coal Miner on Strike (Adolf Wolff) ,206, The Broken Law: The Paradise that Fails be­ 20J cause It Is Not the Fruit of Man's Labor (George G. Barnard), 28-33, 30, Collective Bargaining, 195-6, 215-16 229 n56 Collectivism (see also modernism), 9, Brumidi, Constantino, 72 176, 185-6, 198, 101-4, 210, 212- Brussels, Belgium, 50, 52, 89, 112, 125, 13, 265 n73 172 Colorado Coal Miners Strike (see also The Builder (Gerrit Beneker), 179, 180 Ludlow Massacre) 109-11, 119 Burnham, Daniel Hudson, 66, 74 Committee for Industrial Organization Business, 107, 185-6, 193-4, 216-17 (CIO), 24, 210, 212, 214, 216, 221- Butler, Nicholas Murray, 123-4, 251 n58 2 (see also industrial unionism) Commune, Chicago, 39, 41, 232 n2o; California Volunteers (Spanish American Paris, 41, 53, 58, 60 War Monument) (Douglas Tilden), Communism, 43, 172, 186, 193, 195, 87 206, 210 (see also working class: cul­ The Call to Arms (Auguste Rodin), 54-5, ture) ; American Communist Party, 57 204-5, 267 ng2; opposition to New Calvinism, 13-14; the calling, 13, 30 Deal, 215; socialist economic sys­ Capitalism, see industrial capitalism, cor­ tem, 174, 198, 203-4, 206; support porate capitalism of industrial unionism, 216 Cement Man (Saul Baizerman), 202-3, Congress of Labor, see Labor Congress 203 Consumer Culture, 64-5, 178, 182, 186 Centenniel Exposition of 1876, 17, 26, Construction Industry, 179-84, 197-201 64,82 Coolidge, Calvin, 186, 193 Chicago, guidebooks to, 44; Haymarket Corner Stone of the Castle (Charles O. Affair, 34-60, 159; immigrant popu­ Haag), 169, 1 jo (see also Lloyd, lation of, 80; John Reed Clubs, 205; Henry Demarest) Labor Day pageant in, 161; labor re­ Corporate Capitalism, 71,174, 179, 211 lations in, 7; Lake Front, 23, 73-8, Courbet, Gustav, 110, 115 82, 241 n4o; memorial to Henry The Courier du Bois and the Savage (Fred­ Demarest Lloyd, 168 (see also Corner erick Remington), 101, 102 Stone of the Castle); memorial to John Cox, Kenyon, 68, 72, 146 Altgeld, 171 (see also Democracy); Coxey'sArmy, 23, 76 Meunier exhibition in, 115, 132; Craft Ideal, 68, 194, 201 Police Department of, 48, 66; Police Craft Unionism, 9, 181, 186, 199, 212 Training Academy, 37, 48, 234 n52; (see also American Federation of La­ World's Columbian Exposition, 62- bor); representations of, 187-9; SUP~ 81,91 port of skilled worker, 24, 89 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-46147-4 - Visualizing Labor in American Sculpture: Monuments, Manliness, and the Work Ethic, 1880-1935 Melissa Dabakis Index More information INDEX 289 II Crippled Sharpener (Saul Baizerman), 200- Ferber, Herbert, 209 1, 202 Fielden, Samuel, 35, 42, 52, 81 (see also Crane, Walter, 42, 45, 75 Haymarket Martyrs) Crouching Miner (Constantin Meunier), Fire Damp (Constantine Meunier), 52, 89, 105, 106, 110, 115 111, 112 Currier and Ives, 1 Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley, 159-60, 171, 230 n3 The Daily Worker, 175, 194 Fischer, Adolph, 42, 52 (see also Haymar­ Daley, James, 47-8 ket Martyrs Dalou, Jules, 89, 142 The Football Players (Douglas Tilden), 95- Darrow, Clarence, 42, 76, 169 97>9<S Debs, Eugene, 32, 75, 81, 159, 186 (see Fordism, 182, 261 n2i also Haymarket Monument) Forging the Shaft: A Welding Heat (John F. Democracy (Memorial for John P. Altgeld) Weir), 25, 26, 28, 229 n46, n48 (Charles O. Haag), 170-3, iyi Fortune Magazine, 179, 193-4, 199, 264 Depressions, of 1870s, 22; of 1892-3, 7, n56 22, 62, 64, 75, 86-7, of 1908-9, Foundrymen, see ironworkers 107; of 1929-41, 193, 205, 215, French, Daniel Chester, 64, 68-73, 11&, 220, 222 142, 145, 238 1115 Dewey, John, 107 Frontier, 7, 72-5, 82, 85-6, 88-9, 107 The Digger (Saul Baizerman), 177, 196-7, (see also masculinity) 197 Donahue, Peter, 28, 83-4, 87-8, 104, 127 (see also Mechanics Fountain) Gelert, Johannes, 69, 127, The Police Douglass, Frederick, 72, 239 n22 Monument, 7, 34, 44-6, 62; Struggle for Work, 7, 23-33, 62-81, 90, 222, Eakins, Thomas, 95, 99 238 1115 Eastman, Max, 109, 144, 158, 204 Girl Skating (Abastenia St. Leger Eberle), Eberle, Abastenia St. Leger, 8, 99, 127- 146, 14 j, 152-3 38, 146-58, 171, 254 n27, 257 n8o Glass Industry, 111, 118, 194 l Efficiency, 96, 118, 181-4, *94> 9&> Goddess of Corn (French and Potter), 69- 261 n2i, n23, 263 n43 (see also sci­ 73, yi, 240 n26 entific management) Gold, Michael, 194, 210, 265 n64 (see Eight Hour Day Campaign, 25, 35, 42, also New Masses) 45, 67, 76, 232 n2i Goldman, Emma, 50, 56, 172, 330 n3 The Emancipated Woman Shedding Light on Gompers Memorial, see Samuel Gompers Me­ the World, the Petroleuse (E. Girard), morial 58,59 Gompers, Samuel, 9, 75-7, 159, 212-22, Empire State Building, New York City (Lewis 232 n25, 248 n9 (see also American Hine), 179, 181, 189-90 Federation of Labor) End of the Day (Max Kalish), 184, 186, Goodelman, Aaron, 9, 176, 209-10, 268 262 n28 Engel, George, 42, 52 (see also Haymar­ Gorham Silversmith (Margaret Bourke- ket Martyrs) White), 193 Eroticism, 92-3, 102, 144-50, 176, 198, Gramsci, Antonio, 32, 230 n6i, 261 n2i 221 (see also homosocial relation­ Green, William, 169, 190, 213-14, 269 ships) ni8 (see also American Federation of Labor Farmer, 1, 12-13, 16, 20, 85, 89, 218; The Gun Foundry (John F.
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