The Mentor: American Mural Painters, vol. 2, Num 15, Serial No. 67, September 15, 1914

The Mentor: American Mural Painters, vol. 2, Num 15, Serial No. 67, September 15, 1914 by Arthur Hoeber is a vintage publication that showcases the artistic contributions of American mural painters during the early 1900s. This magazine-style collection explores the lives, styles, influences, and major works of prominent artists like Elihu Vedder, Edwin Howland Blashfield, Edwin Austin Abbey, Edward Simmons, and John Singer Sargent. It spotlights celebrated murals, some of which include Sargent's work in the Boston Public Library and Abbey's depictions of the Holy Grail legends, offering a snapshot of American art history through the lens of its most skilled muralists. Ultimately, the book is a celebration of artistry and the cultural significance of mural painting.