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Notes
1. Bailey, “Thomas Hart Benton and America Today,” para. 15.
2. Sluis, “;The Monuments Men' Designer Jim bissell Re-Creates a Ruined Europe,” para. 8.
3. Whitlock, “Sets of “‘The Monuments Men,” para. 4.
4. Bailey, “Thomas Hart Benton and America Today,” para. 1.
5. Eisenstein, “Montage of Attractions,” 230.
6. Doss, “Artists in Hollywood”, 14, 11.
7. Benton, “Hollywood Journey.”
8. Doss, Benton, Pollock, and the Politics, 199.
9. Benton, “Hollywood Journey”, 24–25.
10. Ford, Life of John Ford, 143; quoted in Conrads, “‘The Grapes of Wrath’ in Pictures,” 68.
11. Cited in Chasse, “Benton, Hollywood, and History,” 203.
12. Wien, “Thomas Hart Benton and the Art”, 140.
13. McDaniels, “Negro Soldier”, 174.
14. Powell, “‘Dem Shoes’”, 86–87.
15. Benton, An Artist in America, 197–198.
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David Sterritt
David Sterritt is a film professor at Columbia University and the Maryland Institute College of Art, author of (most recently) The Cinema of Clint Eastwood: Chronicles of America (Wallflower and Columbia University Press), and editor-in-chief of Quarterly Review of Film and Video.