AMERICAN ART VISIONS

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AMERICAN ART VISIONS

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1. AMERICAN ART VISIONS PRESENTATION 2 by Dr. David Ludley

AMERICAN FOLK ART

AMERICAN FOLK ART. Folk-art (fōk'ärt') Art originating among the common people of a nation or region and usually reflecting their traditional culture, especially everyday or festive items produced or decorated by unschooled artists. http://www.answers.com/topic/folk-art#ixzz1CH1MAl78.

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Ancient American Art

Ancient American Art. Based on the exhibition at the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University (http://www.carlos.emory.edu/ancient-american-art). The Exhibit. The Carlos Museum's collection of art of the ancient Americas is substantial, consisting of more than 2,300 pieces

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American Art

American Art. Colonial America – Early 1900s Rachel Linhart, Ashley Porter, Jenny Sherman, Lillian Zabel . Colonial Era 1600-1800. In the beginning focus was on navigation and exploration. Jamestown, 1607

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Latin American Art

Latin American Art.

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American Art

American Art. Colonial America – Early 1900s. Colonial Era 1600-1800. In the beginning focus was on navigation and exploration. Jamestown, 1607 English trying to catch up with Spain and France. Was known as the first English success. John Smith Plymouth, 1620 Mayflower Compact

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AMERICAN ART VISIONS

AMERICAN ART VISIONS. Presentation Three Dr. David Ludley. Alexander Calder – Untitled – 1976 Aluminum & Steel, National Gallery of Art. Edward Hopper – Early Sunday Morning - 1930. Edward Hopper – Room in New York – 1932. Edward Hopper – New York Movie – 1939.

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American Art

American Art. Winslow Homer, The Gulf Stream, 1899 ,. John Singleton Copley, Paul Revere , c. 1768–70. Kirby Sattler, I am Crow , 1991. John Singer Sargent , Carnation , Lily, Lily, Rose , 1885–86. Benjamin West, The Treaty of Penn with the Indians, 1771–72.

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Antebellum American Art

Antebellum American Art. The Hudson River School: 1820s-1870. Background. These artists captured the undiluted power of nature Paint the nation’s most spectacular and undeveloped areas [the new Garden of Eden]. Nature was the best source of wisdom & fulfillment.

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Native American Art

Native American Art. Maria Martinez Born: San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico 1886 Died: 1980 Julian Martinez Born: San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico 1879 Died: 1943 . Grizzly Bear Moccasins (Sioux) 19 th Century Rawhide, beads, metal, horsehair, grizzly bear claws,. María Martinez

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Native American Art

Native American Art . 11.1. Native American Art . Archeologists believe that the first visitors to North America were groups of Asian hunters who crossed an ancient land bridge across the Bering Strait. The began to arrive in what is now Alaska between 20,000 and 40,000 years ago.

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American Visions, American Stories: The Puritan World View and Early American Literature

English 441 Dr. Roggenkamp. American Visions, American Stories: The Puritan World View and Early American Literature. America . . . A Nation of Stories. America built upon “stories” Not founded on geographical or linguistic unity—immigrant, native experiences

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Native American Art

Native American Art. Southwest Region. Objectives:. Identify and describe the contributions to art made by various Native American cultures Discuss the influence of geography and beliefs on the artworks created by those Native American Cultures Recognize symbols used in Native American Art

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AMERICAN ART HISTORY

AMERICAN ART HISTORY. Gilbert Stuart. Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) American painter, most famous for painting the portrait of Washington which was copied for the one dollar bill. Charles Wilson Peale (1741-1827) An American naturalist painter. Hudson River School of Art.

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Native American Art

Native American Art. Baskets. Cradle Boards. Dream Catchers. Animal Skins. Bead and Leather Work. Pictograms & Petroglyphs. Drums. Dwellings . Culminating Project.

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American Art

American Art. The Oxbow, by Thomas Cole, a noted Hudson River School artist. Romanticism. Stressed creativity and emotion Inspired by nature The American wilderness Henry Wadsworth Longfellow “Paul Revere’s Ride”. Early American Art.

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American Art

American Art. Hudson River Valley. 1825 – 1870’s 1 st truly American style of art

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Native American Art

Native American Art. By Cyna Gehring. Regions. Arctic- Inupiaq, Alaskan Yup’ik , and the Inuit Northwest Coast- Haida, Tsimshian , Tlingit, Nuxak (Bella Coola), Kwakiutl, Nootka Californian/Basin Plateau- Hupa , Yurok, Maidu, Pomo, Paiute, Washo , Klamath, Nez Perc é , and Shoshoni

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South American Art

South American Art. By: Da’Vine. Incans. The Incans were one of the first civilizations in South America. They were very artistic. They worked with many materials to form very unique pottery, stone work, cloth and even their town in the Andes Mountains were considered artistic.

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American Visions: The Promised Land Puritan Art and the Plain Style

American Visions: The Promised Land Puritan Art and the Plain Style. Old Ship Church, 88 Main Street, Hingham, Plymouth County, MA, built 1681.

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AMERICAN ART VISIONS

AMERICAN ART VISIONS. PRESENTATION 2 by Dr. David Ludley. Augustus Saint-Gaudens – Adams Memorial (Grief) – 1886-1891. Augustus Saint-Gaudens – Robert Gould Shaw & the 54 th Regiment Memorial, Boston – 1897-1900. Augustus Saint-Gaudens –

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Native American Art

Native American Art. 11.1. Native American Art. Archeologists believe that the first visitors to North America were groups of Asian hunters who crossed an ancient land bridge across the Bering Strait. The began to arrive in what is now Alaska between 20,000 and 40,000 years ago.

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North American Art

North American Art. Ancient North American Art. Identified as early as 10,000 b.c.e . Migratory hunters & agriculturalists Functional pottery and decorative objects Complex burial practices Textiles.

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