MidtermImagesList(revised)
Page 1: Map of Tenochtitlan
Map created in the Codex Mendoza
Features pigments and ink on paper
Date: ca. AD 1541
Location: Mexico City
Page 2: Templo Mayor
Temple of Tlaloc and Temple of Huitzilopochtli
Reconstruction of Templo Mayor in Tenochtitlan
Period: 1320-1520
Page 3: St. Vincent Ferrer
Material: Stone and paint
Date: 16th century
Location: Teposcolula, Mexico
Page 4: Stone Atrio Cross
Location: Church of San José
Date: 1550-1600 CE
City: Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico
Page 5: Salvator Mundi
Artist: Anonymous
Date: 16th century
Location: Mexico City
Page 6: Tlaloc Depiction
Anon, Tlaloc representation from the Codex Ixtlilxochitl
Date: c. 1550
Location: Mexico
Page 7: St. Gregorio de Abó Mission
Location: Mountain Air, NM
Date of establishment: 1629-44
Page 8: Mission San José de Laguna
Date: 1699-1706
Location: Laguna, NM
Page 9: Laguna Santero Altarpiece
Date: c. 1790
Material: Water-based pigments on wood
Location: San José de la Laguna Church, Laguna, NM
Page 10: Crucifixion with Virgin of Sorrows
Artist: Pedro Antonio Frequís
Date: c. 1800
Material: Water-based pigments on wood
Location: New Mexico
Page 11: Our Lady of the Assumption
Artist: Anonymous
Date: c. 1750
Material: Water-based pigments on hide
Location: New Mexico
Page 12: Powhatan's Mantle
Artist: Unknown Powhatan artist
Material: Hide, sinew, shells
Date: Before 1656
Page 13: Pocahontas Engraving
Artist: Simon van de Passe
Date: c. 1616
Engraving titled "Pocahontas"
Historical context regarding Pocahontas's legacy
Page 14: George Washington Belt
Also known as "Covenant Belt"
Date: c. 1794
Material: String and shells
Held by the Onondaga Nation
Page 15: Portraits of John and Elizabeth Freake
Date: c. 1671
Artists: Anonymous
Material: Oil on Canvas
Page 16: Death of General Wolfe
Artist: Benjamin West
Date: 1770
Material: Oil on canvas
Significant historical painting
Page 17: The Bloody Massacre
Artist: Paul Revere
Date: 1770
Print depicting the Boston Massacre
Describes the tragic event and its victims
Focus on the impact on Boston citizens and the inciting violence
Page 18: Niagara
Artist: Frederick Edwin Church
Date: 1857
Material: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 3.5' x 7.5'
Page 19: The Washington Family
Artist: Edward Savage
Date: 1789-96
Material: Oil on canvas
Page 20: Watson and the Shark
Artist: John Singleton Copley
Date: 1778
Material: Oil on canvas
Page 21: Monticello
Architect: Thomas Jefferson
Location: Charlottesville, VA
Construction dates: 1770-84; 1796-1806
Page 22: Death of General Montgomery
Artist: John Trumbull
Date: 1786
Material: Oil on canvas
Focus on the attack on Quebec
Page 23: Progress (The Advance of Civilization)
Artist: Asher B. Durand
Date: 1853
Material: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 4' x 6'
Page 24: Distant View of Niagara Falls
Artist: Thomas Cole
Date: 1830
Material: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 19" x 24"
Page 25: Across the Continent
Artist: Francis Flora Bond Palmer
Date: 1868
Type: Lithograph published by Currier and Ives
Page 26: Keywords Summary
Key terms and concepts:
Mesoamerica
Stela/Stelae
Aztec/Mexica
Tenochtitlan, Templo Mayor, Huitzilopochtli, Tlaloc, Coyolxauhqui, Coatlicue
Artistic methods: Featherworks, cornstalk paste sculptures
Historical contexts: Manuscript painting, linear and atmospheric perspective
Cultural objects: Kiva, visual bilingualism, santos, santero, and various motifs
Influences on American art: Wampum belts, engravings, portraiture, history painting, Neoclassicism, etc.