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Using Art in History and Literature Classes: What’s the Story? Part 2: Historical Context

Works of art are rich primary documents that can enhance student understanding of American culture. This two-part seminar explores three American paintings to see what they can tell students about slavery, immigration, and the plight of the American farmer.

In this second session, the seminar demonstrates how historical information can inform our understanding and interpretation of works of art. The seminar alsos provide lesson plans that demonstrate how to integrate art into the teaching of history and literature.

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Webinar Leader

John Coffey

Year

2012

Asset Type

Videos

Language

English

Usage Rights

External usage / Free For Use

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Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

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Subject Term

Slavery Pedagogy Agricultural Workers Art Criticism Immigration