War and Its Consequences

Question 1

Answer 1

Eastman Johnson

Negro Life in the South (my old kentucky home)

1859

Question 2

Answer 2

Matthew Brady

Abraham Lincoln

1863

Question 3

Answer 3

Matthew Brady

Gathered for Burial at Antietam

1862

Question 4

Answer 4

Matthew Brady

Dead Soldier, Civil War

1863

Question 5

Answer 5

Thomas Moran

The Slave Hunt

1862

Question 6

Answer 6

Eastman Johnson

A Ride for Liberty

1862

point of view of the African American, escaping, drama

each looking in different directions

Question 7

Answer 7

Winslow Homer

The Bright Side

1865

Question 8

Answer 8

Winslow Homer

Prisoners from the Front

1866

considered one of his greatest works

meant to document single event but serves as commentary about end of war

North & South confronting, white prisoners represent South, ignorance, poor vs quiet, reserved, intelligent North Union officer, dichotomy

types, full frontal everyone facing viewer, variety of figures

Question 9

Answer 9

George Cochran Lambdin

At the Front

1866

Question 10

Answer 10

Edmonia Lewis

Forever Free

1867

reconstruction image, celebrates emancipation, emotional impact of first realizied freedom, pyramid structure, broken chain

Lewis first woman and African American artist

Question 11

Answer 11

Edmonia Lewis

Hagar in the Wilderness

1867

Question 12

Answer 12

Edmonia Lewis

The Arrow Maker and his Daughter

1872

Question 13

Answer 13

Winslow Homer

A Visit from the Old Mistress

1876

Question 14

Answer 14

Thomas Hovenden

The Last Moments of John Brown

1882-2, 1877