A five panel chronology from 1836 (more here) . Click to enlarge
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3 comments:
Beautiful.
good political art.
I imagine the 1830s were a time of great empiric hubris in america. I'm sure cole was aware of (the relatively) vast destruction of the natural environment and native cultures.
good political art.
I imagine the 1830s were a time of great empiric hubris in America. I'm sure cole was aware of vast destruction (relatively) of our natural environment and native cultures.
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