Sunday, November 23: Meet at Farnsworth entrance of the Detroit Institute of Art at 11:30 if you want SHU to pay for your admission. Meet at noon at the Diego Rivera Court for a tour of the American Art collection. Class 26: November 24 Twenty-five minute Quiz #4 Video: Robert Hughes's "The Gilded Age" from American Visions. Class Cancelled on Wednesday, November 26 for Thanksgiving Break. Class 27: December 1 Video: Robert Hughes's "Wave from the Atlantic" from American Visions. Due: Timeline Project Class 28: December 7 Video: Robert Hughes's "Streamlines and Breadlines" from American Visions. The final exam is scheduled for this room on Monday, December 8, 11:00 to 1:00. The final exam will include definitions, a comparison essay, and a long essay that you can prepare in advance. Object List From Angela Miller et al., American Encounters: Art, History and Cultural Identity, (Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Pearson Prentice Hall, 2008). NIB = Not in book. Pre-Columbian Art of America (before 1492) Archaic (2000 to 500 BCE) 1.3 Reconstruction of ceremonial enclosure, Poverty Point, Louisiana, c. 1500 BCE Woodland (500 BCE to 400 CE) 1.4 Falcon-shaped cut out, copper, 200 BCE – 1 CE, from City, Ohio Mississippian (800 to 1400 CE) 1.1, 10 Ceremonial shell cup with engraving of “Birdman,” from Spiro Mounds, Okla., c. 1300 CE 1.11 Monk's Mound, Cahokia, Illinois, c. 900-1200 NIB Great Serpent Mound, near Locust Grove, Ohio, c. 1066 Anasazi (700 to 1300 CE) 1.15 Anasazi artist, Olla (jar), northern Arizona, c. 1150 CE 1.17, 18 Pueblo Bonito, Chaco Canyon, NM, 850-1150 CE 9.26 Timothy O'Sullivan (photographer), Ancient Ruins in the Canyon de Chelly, New Mexico, 1873 Mimbres (600 to 1150 CE) 1.20 Mimbres artist, Bowl with Koshare (clown) figure and “kill hole,” New Mexico, c. 1200 CE
European Images of the Americas (1564 to 1638) French: 2.11 Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, Rene Laudonniere and the Indian Chief Athore Visit Ribaut's Column, 27 June 1564 English: 2.4 John White, Indian Village of Secoton, c. 1585 2.23 Unknown artist, Sir John Caldwell of the Ojibwa Indians, c. 1785 Flemish (worked in Italy): 2.3 Phillippe Galle (Dutch engraver), after design by Johannes Stradanus (Flemish, worked in Florence and Rome), "Amerigo Vespucci Awakens a Sleeping America" from Nova Reperta, engraving of 1600 after a drawing of 1589 German: 2.9 Theodor de Bry, The Landing on Española, 1594 Religious Pluralism in Colonial America (1620 – 1760) Catholic: 2.31, 32 San Esteban, New Mexico, 1629-42 4.19, 20 Pedro Huizar, Portal sculpture from San Jose y San Miguel de Aguayo, San Antonio, Texas, c. 1770-75 Congregationalist (Puritan): 3.6 John Wadsworth, Plan of New Haven, Connecticut in 1748, based on plan of 1638 3.14 Anonymous, Elizabeth Freake and Baby Mary, c. 1671-74 3.16 Thomas Smith, Self-Portrait, c. 1680-90 3.24 Old Ship Meetinghouse, Hingham, Massachusetts, 1681 with additions of 1731 and 1755 3.29 John Ward House, Salem, Massachusetts, 1684 Anglican: 3.25, 26 St. Luke's Church, Newport Parish, Virginia, c. 1680 4.17 St. Michael’s Church, Charleston, SC, 1752-61 Jewish: 4.15, 16 Peter Harrison, Touro Synagogue, Newport, Rhode Island, 1759-63 Quaker: NIB Quaker Meetinghouse, Stony Brook, New Jersey, 1760 Dutch Reform Church: NIB Anonymous, Belshazzar's c. 1742 Moravian: NIB John Valentine Haidt (Polish-born), Lamentation over Christ's Body, c. 1760 African: 3.41 Anonymous blacksmith, wrought iron “Watchman” (West African Tribal Art), late 18th century