No, they didn’t paint their art. Instead, they used lithography to create their prints. The designs were drawn on stone or metal plates, printed, and then hand-
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How many new prints did Currier & Ives create each week?
About three
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Who is he?
Hale Woodruff
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What is a mural?
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What is the name of this painting?
“Poor Man’s Cotton”
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What kind of work were the people doing in “Poor Man’s Cotton”?
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Where was Hale Woodruff born?
Cairo, Illinois
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Why did people hunt whales in the 1800s?
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True or False: Lithography can make only one copy of an image.
False (It can make multiple copies!)
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What university did Woodruff teach at and create an art exhibit for Black artists?
Atlanta University
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Who were the two people behind the famous art company, Currier & Ives?
Nathaniel Currier and James Ives
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Which famous muralist did Hale Woodruff learn from in Mexico?