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Argali (Female) – Rocky Mountain Sheep on Scott’s Bluff

“Argali (Female) – Rocky Mountain Sheep on Scott’s Bluff,” c. 1837
Pen and Ink
5 3/4 x 7 1/2 inches

Dawn Before Gettysburg

“Dawn Before Gettysburg,” 1934
Oil on Canvas
15 x 20 inches

We are developing materials to assist K-12 American History and Social Studies teachers to utilize great works of art from the former Warner Collection available on this website to better teach U.S. History in the classroom. Each month, we will feature a new painting and provide historical information that will help teachers utilize the image to teach visual literacy skills while engaging students in conversation and critical thinking about important themes in American History. These lesson plans will help teachers integrate the study of History with the study of art. We will also be inviting a current teacher to contribute additional historical information that can be used to enrich the lesson plan.

History in the Painting by Greg Ballan

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Lesson Plan for “Dawn Before Gettysburg”

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More Information about Edward Hopper’s Civil War Paintings

The Bare Footed Child

“The Bare Footed Child,” c. 1920
12 1/2 x 9 inches

A Floppy Bonnet

“A Floppy Bonnet,”
c. 1915

6 x 5 3/4 inches

Gardner Held by His Mother

“Gardner Held by His Mother,” c. 1873
10 3/4 x 7 1/2 inches

Kneeling in an Armchair

“Kneeling in an Armchair,” c. 1903
4 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches

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