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Early American Art

John White 1580’s Leader of the lost colony at Roanoke His pictures of Native Americans and vegetation convinced many to invest in or settle in Virginia colony

John Trumbull First great American nationalist painter Painted battle scenes and portraits depicting Americans as heroic and noble

Paul Revere One of the Sons of Liberty Drew Political Cartoons Published a rabble-rousing but historically dubious account of the Boston Massacre

Charles Willson Peale Studied under Benjamin West Helped found the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Known for portraits

Benjamin West Patronage from King George III British-American portraits and scene painter

John Singleton Copley Best known for portraits

Georgian Architecture

Antebellum Art

Gilbert Stuart Premier portrait artist Most known for portraits of Washington

Hudson River School Mid-19 th Century Romanticized Landscape art Focused on the Catskill wilderness and land further west Goes hand-in-hand with the beliefs about manifest destiny and westward migration Painters included Thomas Cole & Frederic Edwin Church

John J. Audubon Illustrated Bird of America His name was chosen later to link with bird conservation: The Audubon Society

Architecture in Antebellum Era

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