Thomas R. Crow is affiliated with the US Forest Service in the United States. Their recent research contributions focus on the intersection of art, politics, and modernism with a specific emphasis on visual arts and performing arts.
Their recent papers include:
These papers were both published in the venue Critique d'art, where they have contributed multiple works, reflecting a continuing engagement with the publication.
Thomas R. Crow has also published books through Princeton University Press. Notably, the book titled The Artist in the Counterculture appeared in two editions or printings, one in 2022 and another in 2023, accumulating citations over time.
Their main area of study includes the broader topic of Art, Politics, and Modernism, while their subfield reflects a focus on Visual Arts and Performing Arts, indicating an interdisciplinary approach within the arts and humanities.
They have not been recorded to have frequent co-authors, which may suggest independent research or collaboration with a broader, less repetitive network of scholars.
Jiquan Chen;Sari C. Saunders;Thomas R. Crow;Robert J. Naiman
Daolan Zheng;John Rademacher;Jiquan Chen;Thomas Crow
David J. Mladenoff;Mark A. White;John Pastor;Thomas R. Crow
T. R. Crow
Peter T. Wolter;David J. Mladenoff;George E. Host;Thomas R. Crow
Lisa A. Schulte;David J. Mladenoff;Thomas R. Crow;Laura C. Merrick
Thomas R. Crow;David S. Buckley;Elizabeth A. Nauertz;John C. Zasada
David S Buckley;Thomas R Crow;Elizabeth A Nauertz;Kurt E Schulz
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K.D. Brosofske;J. Chen;Thomas R. Crow
Hong S. He;David J. Mladenoff;Thomas R. Crow
George E. Host;Philip L. Polzer;David J. Mladenoff;Mark A. White
David T. Cleland;Thomas R. Crow;Sari C. Saunders;Donald I. Dickmann
H. M. Rauscher;J. G. Isebrands;G. E. Host;R. E. Dickson
Asko Noormets;Asko Noormets;Jiquan Chen;Thomas R. Crow
Eric J. Gustafson;Thomas R. Crow
Hong S. He;David J. Mladenoff;Volker C. Radeloff;Thomas R. Crow
Lidia Szabo Kraft;Thomas R. Crow;David S. Buckley;Elizabeth A. Nauertz
Eric J. Gustafson;Thomas R. Crow
Melany C. Fisk;Donald R. Zak;Thomas R. Crow
Thomas R. Crow;David S. Buckley;Elizabeth A. Nauertz;John C. Zasada
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