John Conron

Biographic Data

ID	680906
NAME	John Conron
GIVEN NAMES	John
FAMILY NAME	Conron
SIGNATURE	CONRON J
AFFILIATIONS	Clark University
VERIFIED	No
TOTAL WORKS	7
TOTAL CITATIONS	5
WORKS AS AUTHOR	7
WORKS AS EDITOR	0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1975
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	2002
H-INDEX	2

American Picturesque
Elizabeth Blackmar, John Conron et al.ARTICLEJournal of the Early Republic2002
American Picturesque
Carrie Tirado Bramen, John Conron et al.ARTICLEThe New England Quarterly2001
The American Dream Houses of Andrew Jackson Downing
John ConronARTICLECanadian Review of American Studies1987References: 5
I The books of Andrew Jackson Downing have fared better than his houses and gardens, and it is the books which allow us—now that modernist fervor against a 'literary' architecture has abated—not only to reconstruct his work, but also to read it. Downing's books imbue American picturesque architecture with a multiplicity of meanings and nest it in a multiplicity of nineteenth-century contexts
Fitz Hugh Lane and the American Picturesque
John ConronARTICLERevue française d’études…1985
Fitz Hugh Lane et l'esthétique du pittoresque en Amérique. Les tableaux luministes du port de Gloucester (env. 1855-1862) par Fitz Hugh Lane marquent l'apogée du style pittoresque en Amérique. Une version subtile de cette esthétique informe quatre aspects du style de Lane. Dans ses tableaux de la rive occidentale du port, en particulier, on le voit choisir des formes par elles-mêmes pittoresques. U les souligne au moyen de techniques pittoresques…
Assailant Landscapes and the Man of Feeling
Open AccessJohn ConronARTICLEJournal of American Culture1980
Bright American Rivers
Open AccessJohn Conron, John P ConronARTICLEAmerican Quarterly1980Cited by: 3
from Concord, Massachusetts, to Hooksett, New Hampshire, and back,1 he traveled less lightly than first appears. In their dory, Thoreau and his brother John carried their worldly provisions: potatoes and melons for larder and guns and money for supplement; few utensils; a buffalo robe and a cotton tent; wheels for portages; oars, poles, masts, and an improvised sail for navigation. What Thoreau carried in his mind-or took into it in the decade be…
The American Landscape
Open AccessJean Hodgin, John ConronARTICLEGeographical Review1975Cited by: 2

The American Landscape
Open AccessJean Hodgin, John ConronARTICLEGeographical Review1975Cited by: 2
Assailant Landscapes and the Man of Feeling
Open AccessJohn ConronARTICLEJournal of American Culture1980
Bright American Rivers
Open AccessJohn Conron, John P ConronARTICLEAmerican Quarterly1980Cited by: 3
from Concord, Massachusetts, to Hooksett, New Hampshire, and back,1 he traveled less lightly than first appears. In their dory, Thoreau and his brother John carried their worldly provisions: potatoes and melons for larder and guns and money for supplement; few utensils; a buffalo robe and a cotton tent; wheels for portages; oars, poles, masts, and an improvised sail for navigation. What Thoreau carried in his mind-or took into it in the decade be…
Fitz Hugh Lane and the American Picturesque
John ConronARTICLERevue française d’études…1985
Fitz Hugh Lane et l'esthétique du pittoresque en Amérique. Les tableaux luministes du port de Gloucester (env. 1855-1862) par Fitz Hugh Lane marquent l'apogée du style pittoresque en Amérique. Une version subtile de cette esthétique informe quatre aspects du style de Lane. Dans ses tableaux de la rive occidentale du port, en particulier, on le voit choisir des formes par elles-mêmes pittoresques. U les souligne au moyen de techniques pittoresques…
The American Dream Houses of Andrew Jackson Downing
John ConronARTICLECanadian Review of American Studies1987References: 5
I The books of Andrew Jackson Downing have fared better than his houses and gardens, and it is the books which allow us—now that modernist fervor against a 'literary' architecture has abated—not only to reconstruct his work, but also to read it. Downing's books imbue American picturesque architecture with a multiplicity of meanings and nest it in a multiplicity of nineteenth-century contexts
American Picturesque
Carrie Tirado Bramen, John Conron et al.ARTICLEThe New England Quarterly2001
American Picturesque
Elizabeth Blackmar, John Conron et al.ARTICLEJournal of the Early Republic2002