Day 3
The teapot leads us to know that Revere can work with his hand. Revere's hand in the other position lets us know that he is a _____ person. (or capable of lofty thought)
smart~related responses=acceptable
Phillis Wheatley was taught by Mrs. Wheatley to read English, Greek, and _____.
Latin
Define the words Abolitionist and Emancipation
-A person against an institution(specifically slavery)
-Freeing someone from slavery
This is radical. A woman is depicted as an __________ instead of a servant.
intellectual(important)
John Singleton Copely was born in this large and important port city.
Boston
Dirty fingernails and a reflection of his fingers on the teapot reinforces the connection between Revere's ____ and his _______.
Hand and Creation(work/pot)
Including the teapot was a subtle nod to Revere's political affinities and against __________ Acts, which taxed glass, oil, paper, tea, etc.
Townshend
Reverend George Whitefield(Methodist) was an Anglican ________. Phillis wrote a poem about his death, and that put her in the spotlight.
preacher~
Phillis' stare off into space and hovering the quill above the blank paper shows her resolute ___________.
concentration(imporant)
Paul Revere was better known as a ______ than an activist.
Silversmith!
His fingers are reflected on the surface of the teapot, which furthers the connection between his ___ and his creation.
hand(important)
This painting is an anomaly in that it focuses on the nobility of ____ because it is highly valued in a hierarchical society.
work
Selena Hastings(Methodist) was a sympathetic ______ to Phillis. Phillis could publish her poetry book.
patron
Copley depicted Dorothy Quincy( dripped out with the frilly cap & pink silk to show off her _____. 3 years later, she becomes Mrs Hancock.
status
What word describes the process of putting lines on a metal plate. John Singleton Copely received some in the purchase of his 2nd art studio.
Engravings
Paul Revere's Ride made him famous 40 yrs after his death. Paul Revere was actually detained in reality. ______ ______ actually warned Concord.
Samuel Prescott
Phillis was a gifted writer and published her first ____ as a young teen in the Rhode Island Newport Mercury newspaper in 1767.
Poem(important that she is a poet)
Phillis wrote the poem "________" and " _______", A Poem" after the revolutionary war. Economic crisis strained Phillis' marriage.
"Liberty" and "Peace"
Dorothy Quincy(Mrs. H)(*Copley portait) is sitting in a ________ position and showing off status. Phillis is in an ______ position(writing/thinking).
passive, active(important)
John singleton Copely made very realism art. He excelled at detailing _____ and surfaces.
textures~
Including the informality of Revere’s dress and the inclusion of his work tools lead the viewer to have .....
Interrupted him at work~
How did Phillis Wheatly get her First and Last name?
Phillis-Her slave ship (in 1761)
Wheatley- family who bought her~
Phillis was emancipated in 177_ after returning from London to try to meet Selena Hastings.
1773
The blank paper shows limitless possibility, but the oval frame implies what?
remains defined and confined by her circumstances~
Tea Pots-formed with silver from ______ , fashioned into pots in ______ brewing tea from ____ sweetened with sugar from the __________ by enslaved ________
Mexico, Boston, Asia, Caribbean, Africans(probably a Deca question)