Table of Contents Preface Introduction: Washington's Innovative Visual Arts Community 1. The 1900s: The Society of Washington Artists' Portraits, Landscapes, and Still Lifes 2. The 1910s: Art as a Family Business 3. The 1920s: The Corcoran's ­Successful-to-Failed Expansion 4. The 1920s Again: The Phillips, Continuity of Art 5. The 1930s: Little Galleries and Intimate Bookstores 6. The 1940s: The ­­­Cross-Pollinators, Franz Bader and ­­­Barnett-Aden 7. The 1950s: The Workshop Center of the Arts Between pages 106 and 107 are 12 color plates containing 19 photographs 8.

 The 1960s: "The P Street Strip" 9. The 1970s: The Cooperatives and Entertainment Places in D.C. 10. The 1980s: The Seventh Street Promise 11. The 1990s: Two Gallery Clusters and Several Regional Nonprofits 12. The 2000s: ­Art-O-Matic and Democratic Art 13. The 2010s: The Triumph of the Art Fairs 14.

 The 2020s: Federal City Art Chapter Notes Bibliography Index.