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2 “Processes of Nature and Art”
The Ecology of Charles Willson Peale’s Smoke-Eaters and Stoves
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Laura Turner Igoe
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vii
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction 1
- 1 Ink and Paper, Clamshells and Leather 19
- 2 “Processes of Nature and Art” 34
- 3 Mapping The Quaker City’s Queer Ecology 50
- 4 Visualizing Urban Nature in Fairmount Park 65
- 5 Netted Together 81
- 6 Expansive Exhibitions 96
- 7 “Our Yard Looks Something like a Zoological Garden” 118
- 8 “A Thorough Study of Causes” 141
- 9 Exhibiting Philadelphia’s Vital Center 153
- 10 “Entertainment for All of the Senses” 175
- 11 “The water flows beneath it still . . .” 192
- 12 Remapping Philadelphia’s Postindustrial Terrain 208
- Contributors 221
- Index 225
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Illustrations vii
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction 1
- 1 Ink and Paper, Clamshells and Leather 19
- 2 “Processes of Nature and Art” 34
- 3 Mapping The Quaker City’s Queer Ecology 50
- 4 Visualizing Urban Nature in Fairmount Park 65
- 5 Netted Together 81
- 6 Expansive Exhibitions 96
- 7 “Our Yard Looks Something like a Zoological Garden” 118
- 8 “A Thorough Study of Causes” 141
- 9 Exhibiting Philadelphia’s Vital Center 153
- 10 “Entertainment for All of the Senses” 175
- 11 “The water flows beneath it still . . .” 192
- 12 Remapping Philadelphia’s Postindustrial Terrain 208
- Contributors 221
- Index 225
