Artists of Colonial America (Artists of an Era)

Artists of Colonial America (Artists of an Era)

Editorial Reviews Review “Well written, with chapter notes and bibliographies, this resource could be used for papers and discussions on religious, political, cultural, and social aspects of the time.”–VOYA
“Starred Review [P]resents relevant information and eye-catching pictures regarding the history and symbolism of colonial art....Based on its depth of information, eye-appeal, and value for research, this is a must-buy for every high school art or history collection. Highly Recommended.”–Library Media Connection Book Description During the Colonial era, artists began to create an American identity in the art world. The drawings of explorer John White; the maps of John Foster, American's first printmaker; the silverwork of the famous patriot Paul Revere; the creations of America's first professional woman artist, Henrietta Johnston; and the portraits of John Singleton Copley all helped create a distinct culture in the young colonies. This volume presents narrative chapters on the lives of ten pioneers in Colonial American art. Artists of Colonial America (Artists of an Era)

Artists of Colonial America (Artists of an Era),Elisabeth L. Roark,Greenwood Press,0313320233,Art,Art, American,Art, Colonial,Artists,Biography,Biography / Autobiography,General,Popular Culture - General,United States,Art / General

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