Editing Ulmus americana (section)

=== Art and photography ===
The nobility and arching grace of the American Elm in its heyday, on farms, in villages, in towns and on campuses, were celebrated in the books of photographs of [[Wallace Nutting]] (''Massachusetts Beautiful'', N.Y. 1923, and other volumes in the series) and of [[Samuel Chamberlain (photographer)|Samuel Chamberlain]] (''The New England Image'', New York, 1962). [[Frederick Childe Hassam]] is notable among painters who have depicted American Elm.
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File:Scribner's magazine (1887) (14778695871).jpg|Scribner's magazine [1887]
File:Hassam Washington Arch Spring.jpg|Frederick Childe Hassam, 'Washington Arch, Spring' [1893]
File:Church at Old Lyme Childe Hassam.jpeg|Frederick Childe Hassam, 'Church at Old Lyme' [1905]
File:Childe Hassam's 1920 oil, The East Hampton Elms in May.jpg|Frederick Childe Hassam, 'The East Hampton Elms in May' [1920]
File:GeorgeInnessOldElmAtMedfield.jpg|[[George Inness]], 'Old Elm at Medfield'
File:Descriptive catalogue of ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, evergreens, hardy plants and fruits (1901) (20374142888).jpg|American elm avenue, [[New Haven, Connecticut]] (1901), Thomas Meehan and Sons catalogue
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