Reva Wolf is Professor of Art History, State University of New York at New Paltz, USA.Alisa Luxenberg is Professor of Art History, University of Georgia, USA.

* Choice Outstanding Academic Title of 2020 * Covering an impressive range of arts, essays touch on Meissen porcelain, etchings and engravings by Hogarth and Paul Revere, paintings by Goya and Copley, photographic portraiture of African American masons, and even masonic folk art in contemporary Haitian voodooism.

• Acknowledgments List of illustrationsIntroduction: The Mystery of Masonry Brought to Light Reva Wolf and Alisa Luxenberg1. Freemasonry in Eighteenth-Century Portugal and the Architectural Projects of the Marquis of PombalDavid Martín López2. The Order of the Pug and Meissen Porcelain: Myth and History Cordula Bischoff3. Goya and Freemasonry: Travels, Letters, Friends Reva Wolf4. Freemasonry’s “Living Stones” and the Boston Portraiture of John Singleton Copley David Bjelajac5. The Visual Arts of Freemasonry as Practiced “Within the Compass of Good Citizens” by Paul RevereNan Wolverton6. Building Codes for Masonic Viewers in Baron Taylor’s Voyages pittoresques et romantiques dans l'ancienne FranceAlisa Luxenberg7. Freemasonry and the Architecture of the Persian Revival, 1843-1933 Talinn Grigor8. Solomon’s Temple in America: Masonic Architecture, Biblical Imagery, and Popular Culture, 1865-1930William D. Moore9. Freemasonry and the Art Workers’ Guild: The Arts Lodge No. 2751, 1899-1935 Martin Cherry10. Picturing Black Freemasons from Emancipation to the 1990s Cheryl Finley and Deborah Willis11. Saint Jean Baptiste, Haitian Vodou, and the Masonic Imaginary Katherine SmithSelected BibliographyIndex

Reva Wolf is Professor of Art History, State University of New York at New Paltz, USA.Alisa Luxenberg is Professor of Art History, University of Georgia, USA.

* Choice Outstanding Academic Title of 2020 * Covering an impressive range of arts, essays touch on Meissen porcelain, etchings and engravings by Hogarth and Paul Revere, paintings by Goya and Copley, photographic portraiture of African American masons, and even masonic folk art in contemporary Haitian voodooism.

• Acknowledgments List of illustrationsIntroduction: The Mystery of Masonry Brought to Light Reva Wolf and Alisa Luxenberg1. Freemasonry in Eighteenth-Century Portugal and the Architectural Projects of the Marquis of PombalDavid Martín López2. The Order of the Pug and Meissen Porcelain: Myth and History Cordula Bischoff3. Goya and Freemasonry: Travels, Letters, Friends Reva Wolf4. Freemasonry’s “Living Stones” and the Boston Portraiture of John Singleton Copley David Bjelajac5. The Visual Arts of Freemasonry as Practiced “Within the Compass of Good Citizens” by Paul RevereNan Wolverton6. Building Codes for Masonic Viewers in Baron Taylor’s Voyages pittoresques et romantiques dans l'ancienne FranceAlisa Luxenberg7. Freemasonry and the Architecture of the Persian Revival, 1843-1933 Talinn Grigor8. Solomon’s Temple in America: Masonic Architecture, Biblical Imagery, and Popular Culture, 1865-1930William D. Moore9. Freemasonry and the Art Workers’ Guild: The Arts Lodge No. 2751, 1899-1935 Martin Cherry10. Picturing Black Freemasons from Emancipation to the 1990s Cheryl Finley and Deborah Willis11. Saint Jean Baptiste, Haitian Vodou, and the Masonic Imaginary Katherine SmithSelected BibliographyIndex

Reva Wolf is Professor of Art History, State University of New York at New Paltz, USA.Alisa Luxenberg is Professor of Art History, University of Georgia, USA.

* Choice Outstanding Academic Title of 2020 * Covering an impressive range of arts, essays touch on Meissen porcelain, etchings and engravings by Hogarth and Paul Revere, paintings by Goya and Copley, photographic portraiture of African American masons, and even masonic folk art in contemporary Haitian voodooism.

• Acknowledgments List of illustrationsIntroduction: The Mystery of Masonry Brought to Light Reva Wolf and Alisa Luxenberg1. Freemasonry in Eighteenth-Century Portugal and the Architectural Projects of the Marquis of PombalDavid Martín López2. The Order of the Pug and Meissen Porcelain: Myth and History Cordula Bischoff3. Goya and Freemasonry: Travels, Letters, Friends Reva Wolf4. Freemasonry’s “Living Stones” and the Boston Portraiture of John Singleton Copley David Bjelajac5. The Visual Arts of Freemasonry as Practiced “Within the Compass of Good Citizens” by Paul RevereNan Wolverton6. Building Codes for Masonic Viewers in Baron Taylor’s Voyages pittoresques et romantiques dans l'ancienne FranceAlisa Luxenberg7. Freemasonry and the Architecture of the Persian Revival, 1843-1933 Talinn Grigor8. Solomon’s Temple in America: Masonic Architecture, Biblical Imagery, and Popular Culture, 1865-1930William D. Moore9. Freemasonry and the Art Workers’ Guild: The Arts Lodge No. 2751, 1899-1935 Martin Cherry10. Picturing Black Freemasons from Emancipation to the 1990s Cheryl Finley and Deborah Willis11. Saint Jean Baptiste, Haitian Vodou, and the Masonic Imaginary Katherine SmithSelected BibliographyIndex