Chapter Art » Science for All Americans

Chapter 1: ALEXANDER CALDER—Hanging Spider, 1940
Chapter 2: C.D. DOXIADIS—model of boulevard network, central Paris, twentieth century

Chapter 3: W.W. BEAUMONT, Alternative designs for motorized bicycles, 1903
Chapter 4: THOMAS HART BENTON—Trail Riders, 1964/1965

Chapter 5: HENRI ROUSSEAU—Tropical Forest with Monkeys, 1910		 Chapter 6: TAO-CHI—Among Peaks and Pines (Mt. Huang), ca. 1701

Chapter 7: GEORGE CATLIN—A Little Sioux Village, 1861/1869
Chapter 8: GRANT WOOD—Fall Plowing, 1931

Chapter 9: STUART DAVIS—Rapt at Rappaport’s, 1952
Chapter 10: Earth-centered and sun-centered models of the solar system as depicted in the sixteenth century

Chapter 11: Blanket, Niger, 1960
Chapter 12: Page from a LEONARDO DA VINCI notebook, fifteenth-sixteenth centuries

Chapter 13: JEAN SIMEON CHARDIN—The Little Schoolmistress, after 1740
Chapter 14: ASHILE GORKY—Organization, 1933/1936

Chapter 15: MAURITS CORNELIS ESCHER—Liberation, 1955