What do you see in this image? Does anything seem strange or unnatural? Where in time and place should this woman be? What were women’s lives like at that.

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What do you see in this image? Does anything seem strange or unnatural? Where in time and place should this woman be? What were women’s lives like at that time?

What has been added? Look closely. Who do you see? What are they doing? Can you name this type of artwork? What type of media are the “pieces”? What is the rest?

What other pieces have been added?

What do you think the artist means by putting these images together?

How does the use of these images, color, and perspective all together make you feel? What could that mean?

The title is “Heirs Come to Pass, 3.” The artist is Martina López. What does the title mean to you?

Heirs Come to Pass, Martina López Martina López silver-dye bleach print made from digitally assisted montage on paper mounted on foam board sheet, image and mount: 30 x 50 in. (76.2 x cm.) Smithsonian American Art Museum Gift of the Consolidated Natural Gas Company Foundation **Note use of computer generated background and photographs. One girl is holding a camera. Other imagery?