PPT-Circa 1900 Art and Humanities Resource

Expressive Clay Busts Looking Activity Antoine Bourdelle Beethoven The Tragic Mask 1901 Bronze Collection of the Tobin Theatre Arts Fund Studio Procedure Create your own expressive clay bust. I 15001865 In the 1930s over 2300 formerly enslaved African Americans were interviewed by members of the Federal Writers Project a New Deal agency in the Works Progress Administration WPA during the Great Depression Richard Jones was a slave on a la 17521758 Oil on bed ticking 37 x 75 in 959 x 1911 cm Saint Loui s Art Museum Museum Purchase 2 561948 Reproduced by permissi on of the Saint Louis Art Museum Prominent Rhode Island merchants and sea captains are depicted in this painting set in a I a was a a a a Redfern's a was a It is not hyperbole to describe George Whitefield, the English clergyman who riveted colonists with his dramatic evangelical preaching, as a star celebrity. In our day he Library Company of Philadelp n Little Rock the people bear Babes, and comb and part their hair I A woman waters multiferns. The many, tight, and small concerns. And after testament and tunes, To Christmas tree and trifle, weave, S 1931 The strong men keep coming on. National Humanities Center, 2007: . Originally published in The Book of American Negro Poetry, ed. James eldon Johnson (Ne Backgroundithers were manufactured in both ere were many shapes and styles, with the number of strings often ranging from 31 to 46. Clare * “You know, we are different Nations and have different Ways.” Philip Georg Friedrich von Reck “The supreme commander of the Yuchi Indian nation, whose name is Kipahalgwa” Geo LiberatorThis essay was origina AP / Library of Congress LeRoi Jones / Amiri Baraka, 1965 The Revolutionary Theatre must EXPOSE! Show up the insides of these humans, look in B-22X 4.The room shall be clearly identified Conditioned Space, indirectly: S:\PLAN_CHECK\Technical Bulletins X-Pre2008 WP\REQSUNCDTDATTCHDTOR3.wpd S:\PLAN_CHECK\Technical Bulletins X-Pre2008 WP\REQSU  . The Gilded Age in America: Successes. : . 1. Displays of wealth and excess among upper class. 2. 2nd industrial revolution. 3. Labor union movements. Gilded Age . But underneath, there were problems. v. 2.1 (8 Sept. 2015). Alan Liu, . U. California, Santa Barbara Twitter: @. alanyliu. A map is not a definition. It is a way of moving around and showing others how to get from somewhere they know to somewhere unknown within a reasonable compass.. . Coinciding with the Railroad Act was. . the Homestead Act of 1862, which gave 160 acres to any person who could substantiate that they were head of the household and at least 21 years of age. They were required to live on the land for at least five years and during that time make improvements: build a house, and farm the land. . Project Gutenberg UBLISHERIn 1750 in New England almost 70 percent of white men and 45 percent of white women could read in the southern colonies abou50-60 percent of men and 40 percent of women With