Mary Anne Goley (Author)
A story appeared in the monthly Appleton 's Booklovers Magazine in 1906 applauding John White Alexander's (1856-1915) mural design for the new Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg. It described, "a scheme strangely poetic and suggestive as well as startlingly original for such a purpose, and one which entirely justifies the painter's courage in hazarding a departure from the accepted conventions of decorative art."' The article by Hamilton Bell followed a year after a news story in a Pittsburgh paper gave a coherent and comprehensive description of the decoration, on the theme of change in the physical aspect of the state in the course of its industrial and mechanical development. Alexander's unconventionality was in choosing the genre of landscape to decorate a new statehouse designed as the American embodiment of an Italian Renaissance basilica. [First paragraph]
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