Pierre Bonnard Femme au Chapeau Rouge 1903 oil on canvas Milwaukee Art Museum |
Käthe Kollwitz Working-Class Woman in Blue Shawl 1903 lithograph Milwaukee Art Museum |
Paul Klee Komiker 1904 etching Minneapolis Institute of Art |
John Sloan Turning Out the Light 1905 etching Phillips Collection, Washington DC |
Robert Demachy Behind the Scenes 1904 halftone print Minneapolis Institute of Art |
George Luks Bleecker and Carmine Streets, New York ca. 1905 oil on canvas Milwaukee Art Museum |
John Frederick Peto Reminiscences of 1865 1904 oil on canvas Minneapolis Institute of Art |
John Frederick Peto The Marked Passage 1907 oil on board Princeton University Art Museum |
Paula Modersohn-Becker Two Girls in White and Blue Dresses 1906 oil on board Milwaukee Art Museum |
Georges Braque Seated Nude 1906 oil on canvas Milwaukee Art Museum |
George Bellows Society Ball ca. 1907 drawing National Gallery of Art, Washington DC |
William Glackens The Shoppers ca. 1907-1908 oil on canvas Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, Virginia |
Arthur Bowen Davies Across the Harbor 1908 oil on canvas Indianapolis Museum of Art |
Rockwell Kent Burial of a Young Man ca. 1908 oil on canvas Phillips Collection, Washington DC |
Bertold Löffler Kunstschau Wien 1908 1908 lithograph (poster) Minneapolis Institute of Art |
Gabriele Münter Yellow Still Life 1909 oil on cardboard Milwaukee Art Museum |
Meanwhile Olympus' king calls out to Juno
as from a golden cloud she scans the battle:
"Wife, how can this day end? What is there left
for you to do? You know, and say you know,
that, as a deity, Aeneas is owed
to heaven, that the fates will carry him
high as the stars. What is your plan? What is
the hope that keeps you lingering in these
chill clouds?"
– Jupiter reproaches Juno yet again, from Book XII of Virgil's Aeneid, translated by Allen Mandelbaum (1971)