“An Alternative to Panofskyism: New England Grave Stones and the European Folk Art Tradition” by Lance R. Mayer
“Aspects of Music, Poetry, Stonecarving, and Death in Early New England” by Allan I. Ludwig and David D. Hall
“A Priest to the Temple” by David H. Watters
“Puritan Attitudes toward Iconoclasm” by Dickran Tashjian
“Colonial Long Island Grave Stones: Trade Network Indicators, 1670–1799” by Gaynell S. Levine
“‘J.W.’: Folk Carver of Hants County, Nova Scotia” by Deborah Trask
“The Rockingham Stonecarvers: Patterns of Stylistic Concentration and Diffusion in the Upper Connecticut River Valley, 1790–1817” by William N. Hosley, Jr.
“The Colonial Gravestone Carvings of John Hartshorne” by James A. Slater and Ralph L. Tucker
Abstracts of Conference Papers
Bibliography of Gravestone Studies
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(And don’t miss the first volume of Puritan Gravestone Art.)
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