European Images of the Americas (1564 to 1638) French: 2.11 Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, Rene Laudonniere and the Indian Chief Athore Visit Ribaut's 27 June 1564 Column, English: 2.4 John White, c. 1585 Indian Village of Secoton, 2.23 Unknown artist, c. 1785 Sir John Caldwell of the Ojibwa Indians, Flemish (worked in Italy): 2.3 Phillippe Galle (Dutch engraver), after design by Johannes Stradanus (Flemish, worked in Florence and Rome), "Amerigo Vespucci Awakens a Sleeping America" from Nova Reperta, engraving of 1600 after a drawing of 1589 German: 2.9 Theodor de Bry, 1594 The Landing on Española, Religious Pluralism in Colonial America (1620 1760) – Catholic: 2.31, 32 New Mexico, 1629-42 San Esteban, 4.19, 20 Pedro Huizar, Portal sculpture from San Antonio, Texas, c. San Jose y San Miguel de Aguayo, 1770-75 Congregationalist (Puritan): 3.6 John Wadsworth, in 1748, based on plan of 1638 Plan of New Haven, Connecticut 3.14 Anonymous, c. 1671-74 Elizabeth Freake and Baby Mary, 3.16 Thomas Smith, c. 1680-90 Self-Portrait, 3.24 Hingham, Massachusetts, 1681 with additions of 1731 and 1755 Old Ship Meetinghouse, 3.29 Salem, Massachusetts, 1684 John Ward House, Anglican: 3.25, 26 Newport Parish, Virginia, c. 1680 St. Luke's Church, 4.17 Charleston, SC, 1752-61 St. Michael’s Church, Jewish: 4.15, 16 Peter Harrison, Newport, Rhode Island, 1759-63 Touro Synagogue, Quaker: NIB Stony Brook, New Jersey, 1760 Quaker Meetinghouse, Dutch Reform Church: NIB Anonymous, c. 1742 Belshazzar's Moravian: NIB John Valentine Haidt (Polish-born), c. 1760 Lamentation over Christ's Body, African: 3.41 Anonymous blacksmith, wrought iron (West African Tribal Art), late 18th century “Watchman”
European Images of the Americas (1564 to 1638) French: 2.11 Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, Rene Laudonniere and the Indian Chief Athore Visit Ribaut's Column, 27 June 1564 English: 2.4 John White, Indian Village of Secoton, c. 1585 2.23 Unknown artist, Sir John Caldwell of the Ojibwa Indians, c. 1785 Flemish (worked in Italy): 2.3 Phillippe Galle (Dutch engraver), after design by Johannes Stradanus (Flemish, worked in Florence and Rome), "Amerigo Vespucci Awakens a Sleeping America" from Nova Reperta, engraving of 1600 after a drawing of 1589 German: 2.9 Theodor de Bry, The Landing on Española, 1594 Religious Pluralism in Colonial America (1620 – 1760) Catholic: 2.31, 32 San Esteban, New Mexico, 1629-42 4.19, 20 Pedro Huizar, Portal sculpture from San Jose y San Miguel de Aguayo, San Antonio, Texas, c. 1770-75 Congregationalist (Puritan): 3.6 John Wadsworth, Plan of New Haven, Connecticut in 1748, based on plan of 1638 3.14 Anonymous, Elizabeth Freake and Baby Mary, c. 1671-74 3.16 Thomas Smith, Self-Portrait, c. 1680-90 3.24 Old Ship Meetinghouse, Hingham, Massachusetts, 1681 with additions of 1731 and 1755 3.29 John Ward House, Salem, Massachusetts, 1684 Anglican: 3.25, 26 St. Luke's Church, Newport Parish, Virginia, c. 1680 4.17 St. Michael’s Church, Charleston, SC, 1752-61 Jewish: 4.15, 16 Peter Harrison, Touro Synagogue, Newport, Rhode Island, 1759-63 Quaker: NIB Quaker Meetinghouse, Stony Brook, New Jersey, 1760 Dutch Reform Church: NIB Anonymous, Belshazzar's c. 1742 Moravian: NIB John Valentine Haidt (Polish-born), Lamentation over Christ's Body, c. 1760 African: 3.41 Anonymous blacksmith, wrought iron “Watchman” (West African Tribal Art), late 18th century
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