1. Visual Interest Assignment By Emily Rademacher

2. Hopper, Edward, Summer Evening, 1947.

3. Frida Kahlo, Broken Column, 1944

4. John Sloan, The Picnic Grounds, 1907.

5. Rockwell Kent. The Trapper, 1921.

6. Charles Burchfield. Ice Glare, 1933.

7. John Sloan. Sixth Avenue Elevated at Third Street, 1928

8. Rebecca Mock, Nothing to Do in this Heat, 2013

9. Rebecca Mock, Lagrange Points, 2013

10. Max Ernest. Two Children are Threatened by a Nightingale, 1924

11. Joseph Cornell, Habitat Group for a Shooting Gallery, 1943

12. Dan Burgess,Wizard of Oz, 2012 a 100 year winter, a Giant Frozen Tin Man, a lion made of Fire, a Scarecrow that transforms into a Crow, and Dorothy with Her Trusty ToTo sword. This is my vision of a classic tale.

13. Dan Burgess, Factory, 2013

14. Wenqing Yan The Raven, 2014 Poe's work always carried a sense of mystery and familiarity to me. I wanted to reinvent that feeling in a modern setting. Imagine walking down the street, through the crowd, and in a brief moment, catching the glimpse of someone you once knew. But before you can act -blink- and they're gone again.

15. Lois van Baarle, Daybreak, 2012

16. Andrew Wyeth. Christina’s World, 1948

17. Guillaume Ospital, Intermission, 2013

18. Guillamume Ospital, Loud Sunshine, 2014

19. René Magritte. The False Mirror, 1928.

20. Alfons Mucha, Summer, 1896

21. Alfons Mucha, The Four Seasons,1895

22. Yan Qin Weng, Untitled, 2013

23. John Sloan. Backyards, Greenwich Village, 1914.

24. Yan Qin Weng, Untitled, 2014

25. Cont:

26. Tessa Stone, Hanna Is Not A Boys Name, 2010- 2011

27. Daria Yeliseyeva (Xamag), The Black Brick Road of Oz, 2013- Current