We would like to know who is surrendering and why (the white flag); what the question mark (river) represents; who is the artist and does he always paint himself into his paintings?
--Dawn Kelly & Gail Bonner
What are the costs to the environment when countries expand?
What are the ethical considerations when countries expand?
What do you take into consideration when you attempt to prioritize or balance rights of larger society and smaller parts of that community (smaller groups of people, environment, etc.) OR present day needs vs. future needs?
What happened to all the Native Americans?
Why the symbolism of te question mark?
Why the upside down hebrew that reads The Amighty?
What's happening in the world/US when this painting was made?
Where are we?
Who's farming? Native Americans? Settlers?
Why isn't there any wildlife?
Who discovered that the upside down clear cut was a hebrew word for "almighty?"
Is the red and white cloth on the pole a flag or a parasol? Does it signify surrender?
Is that a person below it?
Comments (5)
Gail Bonner said
at 2:25 pm on Jun 22, 2009
We would like to know who is surrendering and why (the white flag); what the question mark (river) represents; who is the artist and does he always paint himself into his paintings?
--Dawn Kelly & Gail Bonner
Kristen_Donegan said
at 2:27 pm on Jun 22, 2009
What are the costs to the environment when countries expand?
What are the ethical considerations when countries expand?
What do you take into consideration when you attempt to prioritize or balance rights of larger society and smaller parts of that community (smaller groups of people, environment, etc.) OR present day needs vs. future needs?
Suzanne Neuman said
at 2:27 pm on Jun 22, 2009
What happened to all the Native Americans?
Why the symbolism of te question mark?
Why the upside down hebrew that reads The Amighty?
What's happening in the world/US when this painting was made?
Where are we?
Who's farming? Native Americans? Settlers?
Why isn't there any wildlife?
J D Stevenson said
at 2:28 pm on Jun 22, 2009
Who discovered that the upside down clear cut was a hebrew word for "almighty?"
Is the red and white cloth on the pole a flag or a parasol? Does it signify surrender?
Is that a person below it?
laura israelsen said
at 3:09 pm on Jun 22, 2009
http://memory.loc.gov/ndlpcoop/nhnycw/ad/ad36/ad36001v.jpg
A picture of a balloon that was used during Civil War battles for information and movement of troops etc.
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