Contents
Author’s Note
Introduction ~ The Painter by the Sea
Chapter One ~ Family Background
Chapter Two ~ Childhood and Art School
Chapter Three ~ The Move to New York
Chapter Four ~ Radical Politics and Imprisonment
Chapter Five ~ The Sexual Awakening of Wanda Gág
Chapter Six ~ Mura Ziperovitch
Chapter Seven ~ Vienna, Berlin, and Paris
Chapter Eight ~ European Satires
Chapter Nine ~ The Paris Lithographs
Chapter Ten ~ Return to the United States and the Great Crash
Chapter Eleven ~ Hard Times
Chapter Twelve ~ Watercolors, Elizabeth Timberman, and Colorado Springs
Chapter Thirteen ~ The Automobile, the Road, and the American Land
Chapter Fourteen ~ Associated American Artists and Life Magazine
Chapter Fifteen ~ The Years with Virginia
Chapter Sixteen ~ The Late Years
Chapter Seventeen ~ Virginia after Adolf
Afterword ~ Dehn’s Place in the History of Art
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index