A brief biography of American artist George Catlin, who created artwork that depicted Native American life and culture, detailing their customs, rituals, and dress.
Presents a discussion of John Trumbull, who painted historical battle scenes of the American Revolution as well as portraits of figures such as George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, with information about his life and the context of his work.
Chronicles the life and accomplishments of Dorothea Lange, known for her photographs of the Great Depression, the Dust Bowl, and the Western interment camps during World War II; and includes a time line.
Profiles the life and work of Lewis Hine, best known for his series of photographs showing Americans at work from the early twentieth century through the Great Depression, including young children who worked long hours in order to help their struggling families.
