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The Philadelphia pictorials and American visual culture in the 1840's -- "From the burin of an American artist": artistic production in the 1830's and 1840's -- "Superior embellishments" : innovations to the graphic arts in the Philadelphia pictorials -- "The fluttering host of many-colored competitors" : regional imitators in the Northeast, West, and South -- "Illustration of a picture" : American authors and the magazine embellishments -- "Engravings from original pictures" : competing for audiences and original art -- "A mezzotint in every number": battling for embellishers, battling over art -- Conclusion. The ascendancy of New York, and market stratification. 330 $aHow did the average American learn about art in the mid-nineteenth century? With public art museums still in their infancy, and few cities and towns large enough to support art galleries or print shops, Americans relied on mass-circulated illustrated magazines. 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Introduction -- 2. Women and NRMs: Location and Identity -- 3. God's Messenger: Ellen G. White -- 4. Elizabeth Clare Prophet: Gender, Sexuality and the Divine Feminine -- 5. 'Where there is true love, anything is effortless': Mata Amritanandamayi: Divine Mother and Religious Entrepreneur -- 6. Mother and Father of Oneness: an Intersectional Reading of the Shared Leadership of Amma and Bhagavan -- 7. 'I, Jehovah': Mary Ann de Grimston and the Process Church of the Final Judgment -- 8. Olivia Robertson: Priestess of Isis -- 9. The Power of Writing in Deguchi Nao's Ofudesaki -- 10. Females' Subversive Interventions in the Religious Field in Ethiopia -- 11. Female Leadership in Mudzimu Unoera Sect of Guruve, Zimbabwe -- 12. The Politics of the Goddess: Radical/Cultural Feminist Influences of Starhawk's Feminist Witchcraft -- 13. 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