Montmartre and the Making of Mass Culture

New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2001. Paperback large gray quarto. xvii, 296 pages: illustrations; 26 cm Fine. Extremely crisp and clean copy. . Paperback. ISBN: 9780813530093

Contents: Americans in Paris: Montmartre and the art of pop culture / Karal Ann Marling -- Montmartre's lure: an impact on mass culture / Gabriel P. Weisberg -- Republican order and republican tolerance in fin-de-siècle France: Montmartre as a delinquent community / John Kim Munholland -- Images of pleasure and vice: women of the finge / Elizabeth K. Menon -- Les enfants des ivrognes: concern for the children of Montmartre / Jill Miller -- Sacred tourism and secular pilgrimage: Montmartre and the Basilica of Sacré-Coeur / Raymond A. Jonas -- Marginality and transgression: anarchy's subversive allure / Richard D. Sonn -- Pictorial acrobatics / Howard G. Lay -- Portrait of the artist as a Louis XIII chair / Michael L.J. Wilson -- Absurdist humor in Bohemia / Janet Whitmore -- The Chat Noir's Théâtre d'ombres: shadow plays and the recuperation of public space / Elena Cueto-Asín -- Discovering sites: enervating signs for the Spanish Modernistas / Gabriel P. Weisberg. Popular culture -- France -- Paris -- History -- 20th century. Montmartre. Art history.