AMERICAN IMAGES, 1590-1876
Featuring the art of explorer-artists Catlin, Bodmer, Audubon, McKenny, de Bry and Moran, this program is filled with vivid images of a now-vanished world. It presents a remarkable 300-year survey of the impact of European civilization on the New World – in particular, the tragic effect on the lives and cultures of the American Indians.
FAMOUS ARTISTS • FLORA • FAUNA • NATIVE AMERICANS
This program, complete with classical music accompaniment, presents a superb selection of the most beautiful prints ever made of native American peoples, landscapes, creatures and plants. Included are Audubon's birds and mammals, de Bry's engravings – the first to depict the Indians of the southeast – and Catesby's 18th-century color prints of American plants and animals.
DVD EXTRAS: Many aspects of Native American cultures are preserved and interpreted at National Parks and surrounding tribal and federal parklands. The DVD Extras explore these themes. Closed-captioned.
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DVD BONUS FEATURES:
• American Indian Timeline
• Historic Photo Gallery
• About The Artists
• Art Symphony
• Cultural Traditions
Grand Canyon Hopi Dancers
Lakota Hoop Dancing
Navajo Rug Weaving
Navajo Traditional Dress
Sheep shearing
Sand Painting
Cooking Fry Bread
• National Parks & Native Americans
Hopi Ranger at Wupatki
Archaeologists at Walnut Canyon
Archaeologists at Mesa Verde
Ranger at Jamestown
Ranger at Mammoth Caves
Flintknapping with Bruce Bradley
• Related Places
Mesa Verde
Hovenweep
Monument Valley
Wupatki
Walnut Canyon
Canyon de Chelly
Navajo
Chaco
Crazy Horse Memorial
• Bonus Languages, French & German Subtitles, Closed-caption
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DVD CHAPTERS:
1 Introduction
2 Theodore de Bry
3 Jacques Le Moyne
4 John White
5 Mark Catesby
6 John James Audubon
7 Colonel Thomas McKenny
8 George Catlin
9 Karl Bodmer
10 Thomas Moran
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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 14 February, 2008.