Study For Mural For Appellate Court Building, New York; Statute Law, Helmet For Figure Of Force By Miners In The Sierras

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About Miners In The Sierras

There appears to be some confusion in the catalog here. "Miners in the Sierras" is actually a celebrated 1851-1852 painting by Charles Christian Nahl and August Wenderoth, depicting Gold Rush labor in the California foothills with the documentary precision Nahl brought to frontier subjects. The other works listed—a study for the Appellate Court Building mural in New York, including the "Helmet for Figure of Force"—are by Edwin Howland Blashfield, the American muralist who decorated the Library of Congress dome. These are two distinct artists working in different idioms: Nahl's Bavarian-trained realism applied to the American West, and Blashfield's Beaux-Arts allegory for civic architecture.