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Charles Ellis Johnson and the Erotic Mormon Image

Charles Ellis Johnson and the Erotic Mormon Image

Mary Campbell

The University of Chicago Press : : Chicago and London

The University of Chicago Press, Chicago 60637

The University of Chicago Press, Ltd., London

2016 by The University of Chicago

All rights reserved. Published 2016.

Printed in the United States of America

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ISBN-13: 978-0-226-37369-0 (cloth)

ISBN-13: 978-0-226-41017-3 (e-book)

DOI: 10.7208/chicago/9780226410173.001.0001

Publication of this book has been aided by a grant from the Wyeth Foundation for American Art Publication Fund of the College Art Association.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Names: Campbell, Mary, 1974 author.

Title: Charles Ellis Johnson and the erotic Mormon image / Mary Campbell.

Description: Chicago ; London : The University of Chicago Press, 2016. | Includes bibliographical references and index.

Identifiers: LCCN 2016011301 | ISBN 9780226373690 (cloth : alk. paper) | ISBN 9780226410173 (e-book)

Subjects: LCSH: Johnson, Charles Ellis, 18571926. | Mormons in art. | PolygamyReligious aspectsMormons.

Classification: LCC TR680 .C33 2016 | DDC 770.92dc23 LC record available at http://lccn.loc.gov/2016011301

This paper meets the requirements of ANSI/NISO Z39.48-1992 (Permanence of Paper).

For Cullen and for Jesse.

And for Mona.

Of course.

Nothing else in all of American history strikes me as materia poetica equal to the early Mormons.

HAROLD BLOOM, The American Religion, 1992

Contents

Figures

Anonymous, portrait of Charles Ellis Johnson, ca. 1890

C. E. Johnson, untitled photograph of Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Kearns, Ezra Thompson, and William Loeb, May 29, 1903

C. E. Johnson, untitled photograph of Buffalo Bill Cody and his troupe in front of the Salt Lake Temple, Salt Lake City, August 14, 1902

C. E. Johnson, Johnson Company trademark, ca. 1900

Worthington, caricature of Charles Ellis Johnson from the Salt Lake Daily Tribune, February 24, 1900

Sainsbury and Johnson, Laying the Capstone of the Great Temple at Salt Lake City Utah, April 6, 1892

Anonymous, photograph of a Mormon missionary, ca. 1998

Anonymous, portrait of Orrin Porter Rockwell, n.d.

Carson-Harper Company, postcard of Salt Lake City, ca. 1900

C. E. Johnson, Johnson Company advertisement, ca. 1904

C. E. Johnson, Mormon Temple Park, in Sights and Scenes in Salt Lake City, 1908

C. E. Johnson, The Sego Lily, and the Statue of Moroni, in Sights and Scenes in Salt Lake City, 1908

Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Diana of the Tower, 189293

C. E. Johnson, Birds-Eye View of Lion and Beehive Houses and Emery-Holmes Flats, in Sights and Scenes in Salt Lake City, 1908

Joseph F. Keppler, A Desperate Attempt to Solve the Mormon Question, Puck cartoon, February 13, 1884

C. E. Johnson, Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and Presidents Counselors, September 8, 1898

Sainsbury and Johnson, The First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1893

Anonymous, portrait of Andrew Carnegie, ca. 1896

Sainsbury and Johnson, The First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, April 6, 1893

C. E. Johnson, Four Generations of the Family of President Wilford Woodruff, 1897

C. E. Johnson, Beautiful Saltair on the Great Salt Lake, in Sights and Scenes in Salt Lake City, 1908

C. E. Johnson, untitled stereoview of bathers at Saltair, ca. 1907

C. E. Johnson, Johnson Company negative sleeve, ca. 1898

C. E. Johnson, untitled stereoview of his bedroom, ca. 1898

C. E. Johnson, Modesty, 1904

C. E. Johnson, untitled erotic postcard, ca. 1907

C. E. Johnson, Shut Yo Eyes, ca. 1904

Littleton View Company, How Biddy Served the Tomatoes Undressed, ca. 1900

C. E. Johnson, Pensive, ca. 1904

C. E. Johnson, Very Sweet, ca. 1904

C. E. Johnson, untitled stereoview of a young woman, ca. 1904

C. E. Johnson, Rose Geranium, ca. 1904

John Sloan, Fun, One Cent, 1905

C. E. Johnson, The Girls Inspect Her Form. Shes All Right!, ca. 1904

C. E. Johnson, Artistic Reflections, ca. 1904

C. E. Johnson, Springtime Flowers, ca. 1904

Benjamin Falk, Lettice Fairfax, 1898

Elmer Chickering, cabinet card of Anna Held, 1890s

C. E. Johnson, Do You Want Some Flowers, ca. 1904

Benjamin Falk, Hope Booth, n.d.

Gertrude Ksebier, Evelyn Nesbit, 1900

C. E. Johnson, untitled photograph of a female model, ca. 1900

C. E. Johnson, Amelia Palace, ca. 1898

Catherine Van Valkenberg Waite, Plans of the Lion House, 1868

C. E. Johnson, Dancing, ca. 1904

C. E. Johnson, The Sultans Favorite, ca. 1904

C. E. Johnson, untitled harem-themed stereoview, ca. 1904

C. E. Johnson, untitled harem-themed stereoview, ca. 1904

Benjamin Falk, Little Egypt (Ashea Wabe), 1893

Anonymous, Type Algrien, ca. 1900

Advertisement for The Mormon Elders Damiana Wafers, n.d.

C. E. Johnson, Dorene, 1904

C. E. Johnson, The Tired Model, ca. 1904

C. E. Johnson, Social Wheel Club, Hills Park, June 12, 1898, 1898

Marsena Cannon, untitled portrait of Wilford and Phebe Woodruff and family, May 16, 1849

Anonymous, portrait of Brigham Young in London, ca. 1840s

C. R. Savage, Brigham and Amelia Folsom Young, ca. 1863

Anonymous, portrait of Zina Huntington Young and her daughter, Zina Presendia Young, ca. 1856

Anonymous, portrait of Ira Eldredge and his three wives, ca. 1864

Anonymous, portrait of Stillman, Almyra, and Maria Louisa Pond, ca. 1853

Anonymous, portrait of Brigham Youngs daughters, ca. 1865

Anonymous, photograph of George Q. Cannon and other convicted polygamists in the Utah Penitentiary, 1888

C. E. Johnson, State Senator Martha Hughes Cannon, December 18, 1899

Worthington, caricature of Angus and Gwendolyn Cannon, July 9, 1899

C. E. Johnson, portrait of Zina D. H. Young, Zina Presendia Williams Card, and Zina Card, October 28, 1898

C. E. Johnson, untitled portrait of Brigham Youngs remaining widows and daughters, March 1899

Anonymous, photograph of members of the International Council of Women, Washington, DC, March 1888

C. E. Johnson, photograph of Susan B. Anthony and the Reverend Anna Howard Shaw with womens suffrage leaders in Salt Lake City, 1895

C. E. Johnson, Prest. Wilford Woodruff at the Dedication of Pioneer Square, July 24th, 1898, 1898

Anonymous, photograph of Joseph F. Smith and companions on the Hill Cumorah, Palmyra, New York, 1905

Walter Rane, Desires of My Heart, 2014

C. E. Johnson, President John Taylors Watch

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