Who counts. I hope youll all check it out if you have not done so already its a great show and somehow incredibly relevant these days the show was originally planned to be a physical show at the Mass Historical Society and as a part of that physical show, we had intended to dedicate one room to thomas nast the father of american political cartoon. Obviously that didnt happen, but we did build an online exhibition as a companion website that explores the the life of thomas nast. This is a really fun project all the illustrations in it were done by local independent artists. So i hope that you will check that out if you have if youre interested in this program. That brings us to this Evenings Program which will include fiona deen tolerant and pat bagley. Will be speaking on the life of thomas next was a pioneer in american political cartoons. He created or popularized the republican elephant the democratic donkey and the modern depictions of santa claus while he helped create modern amer
Obviously that didnt happen, but we did build an online exhibition as a companion website that explores the the life of thomas nast. This is a really fun project all the illustrations in it were done by local independent artists. So i hope that you will check that out if you have if youre interested in this program. That brings us to this Evenings Program which will include fiona deen tolerant and pat bagley. Will be speaking on the life of thomas next was a pioneer in american political cartoons. He created or popularized the republican elephant the democratic donkey and the modern depictions of santa claus while he helped create modern american visual culture. He also presented conflicting and sometimes disturbing depictions of africanamericans. These two experts will help us better understand nast in his legacy fiona dean holland is the author of thomas nast the father of modern political cartoons. She holds a phd in American History from ucla and has been supported in her research
Our program tonight is very much directly related to our online exhibition. Who counts. I hope youll all check it out if you have not done so already its a great show and somehow incredibly relevant these days the show was originally planned to be a physical show at the Mass Historical Society and as a part of that physical show, we had intended to dedicate one room to thomas nast the father of american political cartoon. Obviously that didnt happen, but we did build an online exhibition as a companion website that explores the the life of thomas nast. This is a really fun project all the illustrations in it were done by local independent artists. So i hope that you will check that out if you have if youre interested in this program. That brings us to this Evenings Program which will include fiona deen tolerant and pat bagley. Will be speaking on the life of thomas next was a pioneer in american political cartoons. He created or popularized the republican elephant the democratic donkey
You are watching American History tv, covering history cspan style. Archival films and lectures in College Classrooms and visits to museums and Historic Places. All weekend, every weekend, on cspan3. Each week, American History tvs american artifacts visits Historic Places and museums. The National Buildings museum in washington, d. C. , was known as the pensions building in 1885, when Grover Clevelands inaugural ball was held in the building. Composed of 15 million red bricks, it contains a great hall that is 316 feet long, and 160 feet tall. American history tv visited the building to learn about the inaugural balls of several president s, including jimmy carter, Ronald Reagan, and barack obama. Thank you for joining us today and welcome to the National Buildings museum. I am a volunteer toward a guide for the museum. We are here to go through what we call the president ial inaugural tors. We do this every four years at inauguration time. This building, which was built as a Federal O
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