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mods: The Rocky Mountains a vision for artists in the nineteenth century Trenton, Patricia. creator Hassrick, Peter H. Buffalo Bill Historical Center text bibliography Nonfiction. Art. oku Norman University of Oklahoma Press ©1983 1983 1st ed. monographic eng print xix, 418 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 24 x 29 cm Introduction: Changing times and attitudes toward nature -- Artistic milestones: Evolution of landscape painting in America -- 1. Before the great surveys: The trailblazers -- Samuel Seymour: West with Major Stephen H. Long -- Karl Bodmer: The Rockies of the upper Missouri -- Alfred Jacob Miller: To "the mountains of the wind" -- 2. Military roads West: The pathfinders -- George Carl Ludwig (Charles) Preuss: Military roads West with John C. Fremont -- James W. Abert: The reconnaissance of Southern Colorado and New Mexico -- Edward and Richard Kern: Exploring with John C. Fremont and James H. Simpson -- 3. Tracks through the Rockies: The Pacific railroad surveys -- F.R. Grist and John Hudson: Exploring the Great Salt Lake -- Richard Kern: Tracks through the Central Rockies-Pacific railroad surveys -- John Mix Stanley: The pathfinder's artist -- Gustavus Sohon: German topographer with the fourth infantry in the Rockies -- Gwinn Harris Heap: West through the Central Rockies with Edward F. Beale -- Solomon Nunes Carvalho: Tracks through the Central Rockies with John C. Fremont -- 4. Across the continent: Artists on the road West -- William Henry Tappan and James F. Wilkins: Artists on the Oregon trail -- H.V.A. Von Beckh and John J. Young: From the Wasatch to the Pacific -- John Strong Newberry: West with John N. Macomb-"The great reconnaissance" -- Joseph Heger: Draftsman private with company K -- Anton Schonborn and James D. Hutton: Exploring the Big Horn and Beyond -- James Madison Alden and William McMurtrie: To the crest of the continent with the Northwest boundary survey -- 5. Albert Bierstadt: The grand panoramic vision -- Bierstadt's disciples: Henry …