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An early 20th-century automobile with five passengers is parked in Forest Park, St. Louis, with the Francis P. Blair Jr. Monument visible behind it.

Feature Article Spring 2020 (6.1)

Historical Memory, Reconciliation, and the Shaping of the Postbellum Landscape: The Civil War Monuments of Forest Park, St. Louis

Katherine Poole-Jones

An illustration depicts a statue heavily covered in green vines with an outstretched arm, alongside the text "Defunct Monument I Racism" in the top left corner.

In the Round Spring 2020 (6.1)

Confederate Monuments: Southern Heritage or Southern Art?

Sarah Beetham

A plain green tile.

Editors' Welcome Spring 2020 (6.1)

Issue 6.1

John P. Bowles, Naomi Slipp, Jacqueline Francis

The Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama, features a curved black granite wall inscribed with a Martin Luther King Jr. quote and a circular water table listing names of civil rights martyrs.

In the Round Spring 2020 (6.1)

“Little of Artistic Merit?”: The Art of the American South

Naomi Slipp

A large crowd of people, some holding signs, gathers at night around the Silent Sam Confederate monument on August 22, 2018, during its final semester.

Bully Pulpit Spring 2018 (4.1)

Confederate Monuments, Public Memory, and Public History

Dell Upton

An 18th-century black and white print depicts American colonists toppling the equestrian statue of King George III with ropes.

Bully Pulpit Spring 2018 (4.1)

The #HimToo Movement

Dell Upton

A view of the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, showing numerous hanging rust-colored steel columns inscribed with names and dates of lynching victims.

Bully Pulpit Spring 2018 (4.1)

Renée Ater

Renée Ater

The Laurel Hill Civil War monument features a bronze soldier statue on a stone pedestal, surrounded by gravestones and an American flag in a cemetery.

Bully Pulpit Spring 2018 (4.1)

Confederate Monuments and the Inevitable Forces of Change

Sarah Beetham

A nude woman stands on a wooden block in the middle of a city street intersection with a yellow taxi driving past and tall buildings in the background.

Bully Pulpit Spring 2018 (4.1)

Kirsten Pai Buick

Kirsten Pai Buick

A bronze relief sculpture depicts Civil War soldiers marching beneath an allegorical figure.

Book Review Fall 2016 (2.2)

The Civil War in Art and Memory

Reviewed by Kenneth Hartvigsen

ISSN 2471-6839

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