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Art of the Americas to World War I
Unit 7: Lesson 7
Sculpture and architecture- Hiram Powers, The Greek Slave
- Hiram S. Powers, The Greek Slave
- William Wetmore Story, Cleopatra
- Thomas Crawford, George Washington Equestrian Monument
- Mission San Antonio de Valero & the Alamo
- Slave Burial Ground, University of Alabama
- Seneca Village: the lost history of African Americans in New York
- Olmsted and Vaux, Central Park
- Representing freedom during the Civil War
- Edmonia Lewis, The Old Arrow Maker
- Cultures and slavery in the American south: a Face Jug from Edgefield county
- David Drake, Double-handled jug
- The Little Round House at the University of Alabama
- Snakes and petticoats? Making sense of politics at the end of the Civil War
- Carving out a life after slavery
- The light of democracy — examining the Statue of Liberty
- Monument Avenue and the Lost Cause
- Defeated, heroized, dismantled: Richmond's Robert E. Lee Monument
- Burnham and Root, The Monadnock Building
- Burnham and Root, Reliance Building
- Louis Sullivan and the invention of the skyscraper
- Carrère & Hastings, The New York Public Library
- Mark Hopkins House Side Chair (Herter Brothers)
- Robert Mills and Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Lincoln Casey, Washington Monument
- Shrady and Casey, Ulysses S. Grant Memorial
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Burnham and Root, The Monadnock Building
Burnham & Root, The Monadnock Building, 1885–91 and Holabird & Roche south addition (Kearsarge) 1891–93, 53 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois
A conversation with Dr. Beth Harris and Dr. Steven Zucker standing on a very busy intersection looking at The Monadnock Building. Created by Smarthistory.
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