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He would define it as someone who helps shape and build America. That being an American doesn't mean being born here it means helping and shaping America. I would I agree with his definition

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1. The working class isn't treated fairly and don't receive enough credit.

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1. Tired, serious, and stressful
2. They show how the men are working.
3. All the tools seem to be dark and aren't like it
4.

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1. It's about the workers and they building the city.
2. The city was built by people of different races that came together.

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1. The men working
2. The men in the front
3. The different skin colors, they are in the foreground, there are a lot of details in the men.

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1. People of diffrent races working on the same job
It's a labor intensive jobs.
They are building up
2. The men working
3. The boat, the building, the crane
4. The skin colors

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If you were to ask Thomas Hart Benton to define an American (considering your analysis of his painting), how do you think he would respond?

WOULD YOU AGREE AND/OR DISAGREE WITH HIS DEFINITION?  EXPLAIN.

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1.   What theme does this painting develop?  Explain by making specific references to your analysis thus far.

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1.  List mood words that accurately depict your painting.

2.  How do the colors contribute to this mood?

3.  How does the use of light/dark contribute to this mood?

4.  How does the subject of the painting contribute to this mood?

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1.  Who or what is this painting about?

2.  If this artist were attempting to tell a story through this painting, what would that story be about?

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1.  What is the focus of the painting?

2.  To what images is your attention drawn?

3.  What helps funnel your attention to those images?  (colors, shapes, lines)

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1.   Make a note of the various images you see in the painting—make sure to look for the details, too.

2.  What seem to be the “primary” images?

3.  What seem to be the “secondary” images?

4.  What types of colors seem to dominate the painting?