Art History: Comparing the works of the Colonizers vs. the Colonized

A Digital Exhibition by Celeste Manguso

Group Two

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Group One: The United States and the Navajo

The United States

Pre-Colonial:

A painting depicting a rural landscape in early America. Pictured is a river, forest, bridge, animals, and a house.

George Inness, American, 1848, Oil on Canvas, 'Landscape'

Post-Colonial:

A watercolor and pen drawing of a railroad station in New Mexico. Depicted is the station, a train, a blue truck, and a small shed.

Paul Horgan, American, ca. 1960-1970, 'Carrizozo Railroad Station'

The Navajo

Pre-Colonial:

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Post-Colonial:

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