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…was appointed Historical Painter by King George III. This was a major achievement for an artist who was born in rural Pennsylvania (before the formation of the United States)….

…as one of five artists selected by Congress to create historical paintings for the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol. This drawing of Christopher Columbus looking heavenward is a study for Vanderlyn’s Landing of Columbus, which Congress commissioned between 1836 and 1837. Vanderlyn completed the canvas in 1842, and it was installed in the Capitol in 1847, where it remains to this day. The painting twice appeared on stamps issued by the United States Pos…

…ed in the Alban Hills near Rome, Italy, this building was a summer palace of the Catholic popes.  The artist, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, not only created the images of ancient buildings for this volume, but he inserted himself into them. His name appears in the large text in the center of the image, as if it was inscribed in stone….

…enting the lives of Americans hardest hit by the Great Depression. This is one of a group of images made by Wolcott to chronicle the lives of cotton pickers in the Mississippi Delta. Captured in a moment of repose, the image does not give a sense of the backbreaking work performed by these young laborers. Sometimes it was beauty, not suffering, that Wolcott tried to capture with her camera. It was the effortless beauty of the workers’ natural pose…

…quilt may have been made for the minister of that church or to raise money for a church project. Of the forty-one signed blocks, twenty one are signed by men and twelve by women. Considering the large number of men identified on this quilt, it is unlikely all of them stitched their own block and more likely they gave money to the project in return for someone making their block. The quilt is finely made with simple yet elegant and even quilting in…