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Limits to Presidential Power and Privilege

Mount Rushmore and the Molten Arrow series of drawings by William Bishop

by Shirley Reiff Howarth, Editor

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About the Book
I see each face on Mount Rushmore as symbolizing a facet of the human mind. - William Bishop. Years of Presidential elections are often filled with controversy and this one is especially intense. The sculptured portraits of four of our greatest presidents - George Washington, Thomas Jefferson,Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt- can be viewed as different aspects or Archetypes of presidential power and privilege.. In his detailed and meticulous drawings— The Molten Arrow Series — Bishop explores some of the legacies of each president. The book features side notes and annotations by Shirley Reiff Howarth., art historian and author.. some of the colorful anecdotes are the association of the Teddy Bear with Roosevelt and Jefferson as the creator of Macaroni and cheese.
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
  • Additional Categories History, Travel
  • Project Option: Large Square, 12×12 in, 30×30 cm
    # of Pages: 64
  • Isbn
    • Hardcover, Dust Jacket: 9798331250249
  • Publish Date: Jan 05, 2019
  • Language English
  • Keywords presidential power, Mount Rushmore, Archetypes
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Founded in 1981, The Humanities Exchange is devoted to encouraging understanding and mutual respect among cultures around the world through international exchange and the development and touring of museum exhibitions. The Humanities Exchange is a non-profit, 501c(3), tax exempt organization that assists a worldwide audience of museums, art centers, universities, libraries, corporations, foundations and other cultural organizations. The fields of interest include the visual arts, history, science — all of the humanities disciplines. The Humanities Exchange’s mission is to advise and work with public and private institutions and individuals in Europe, North America and Asia, and to act as a liaison in the coordination of high quality exhibitions for tour to non-profit cultural and educational institutions.

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