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Thomas Eakins (1844-1916) was one of America's foremost painters and a highly respected sculptor, photographer, and fine arts teacher. He is often celebrated for his realist depictions of contemporary life in late nineteenth-century Philadelphia. Yet, in addition to his iconic paintings of rowers, doctors, and wrestlers, he completed a number of works that reflected his deep and abiding interest in the historical past. "Thomas Eakins and the Uses of History" is the first book to examine the artist's lifelong fascination with historical themes. Akela Reason delves deeply into unpublished...

Come join Evangeline on her next adventure. Along the way you will learn a few more Cajun French words.

Evangeline can hear the fish calling her name. The weather is perfect and the worms, nice and fat.

Now that her chores are done she can finally go fishing.

Come one, come all, and join in the fun. The CarnEvil of Souls is only open at night. Do you dare enter this Land of Illusion?

Joshua has spent centuries making sure that his carnival is one of a kind. Instead of the bearded lady, you get vampires; no wolf boy to capture your attention instead you get werewolves. Leave your imagination at home when you visit because the reality is more frightening than anything you can make up for yourself.

Pay your admission, enter the gates, yell and scream ... Yes, just like every carnival you have went to except at this one the admission...

Come one, come all, and join in the fun. The CarnEvil of Souls is only open at night. Do you dare enter this Land of Illusion?

Joshua has spent centuries making sure that his carnival is one of a kind. Instead of the bearded lady, you get vampires; no wolf boy to capture your attention instead you get werewolves. Leave your imagination at home when you visit because the reality is more frightening than anything you can make up for yourself.

Pay your admission, enter the gates, yell and scream ... Yes, just like every carnival you have went to except at this one the admission...

Come join Evangeline on her next adventure. Along the way you will learn a few more Cajun French words.

Evangeline can hear the fish calling her name. The weather is perfect and the worms, nice and fat.

Now that her chores are done she can finally go fishing.

Evangeline is in such a hurry that she doesn't pay attention to the tiny crawfish houses.