本书从绘画的角度探究了美国精英文化的性质及崛起的过程。美国本土绘画流派兴于19世纪20年代，盛于第二次世界大战之后，其间历经约150年。本书分为十章，从美国本土哈德逊河画派的兴起直至抽象表现主义的兴盛，中间穿插有美国博物馆的发展潮、美国上层的收藏以及中产阶级的兴起等内容，不仅详细分析了美国绘画的艺术特点，而且还原了美国绘画发展的社会背景。从美国绘画发展的过程中，我们可以见到美国文化在现代与传统、民族性与欧洲性之间的博弈。最终，当美国超越了民族的狭隘，开放地接受现代性及欧洲新文化时，美国成为了世界的文化大国。

This book explores the nature and rise of American elite culture from the perspective of painting. The Native American genre of painting emerged in the 20s of the 19th century, after World War II, and lasted about 150 years. The book is divided into ten chapters, from the rise of the Hudson River School in the United States to the rise of abstract expressionism, interspersed with the development of American museums, the collection of the upper class in the United States, and the rise of the middle class, etc., which not only analyzes the artistic characteristics of American painting in detail, but also restores the social background of the development of American painting. From the development of American painting, we can see the game between modernity and tradition, national and European. Eventually, when the United States transcended national narrow-mindedness and was open to modernity and new European culture, the United States became the world's cultural power.（AI翻译）

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