This textile is considered "false" when you are only looking at a small piece of the narrative because in reality the tapestry is very long. It also portrays William as glorified and "amazing." 

Also harolds death is obscured and miss-leading in the narrative was he killed by arrows or get pushed off the horse and slaughtered. The tapestry of this was actually tampered, the arrow in the eye was added in the 19th century. 

A piece out of the four allegory of the four continents portraying America "Columbia" as beast like and brutal.

By associating the Germans as a negative connotation of a gorilla it portrays them negatively in the benefit to convince the United States public to enlist for the war, it's propaganda.

Hegemony: This publication of an all women's comic is a good example of hegemony because for a long time the system of comics prevented women from publishing their work. A lot of female cartoonists were published in underground newspapers but underground comics publishings were against publishing the work of females. This comic publication is breaking away from the normative comic system of male publication.  In this example the hegemonic normative did not benefit these female artists instead it benefitted the males.

The images/ prints included into the book correlates with the stories told in the book, giving a visual representation for those unable to read. But at the same time it contributes different info, for example, the portraits in the books often gets reused but labeled as different gods or people. Recycling prints to use as multiple people in different stories.

The illustration is a patriotic message to other women, teaching a lesson, the woman that was kidnapped and had to leave her own child dealt with it very nobly, being a role model to other women. The piece is a representation to patriotism to it own land, even leaving behind their own child. 

A semiotic take on what was happening to the church during the time. There was a protestant reformation because of Martin Luthers ninety-five theses, that revealed practices of the church.  Since it is propaganda it does mislead or exaggerate what was happening during the time. 

This piece reveals the unfair colonial rule over other natives. The piece depicts a man holding a coiled rope that is a recording system from South Africa, the natives are the two servants, depicted as children.

Medical illustrations were made with the intent to inform its audience about abnormalities to the body but what if these illustrations are not realistic? With this illustration of a pregnant woman she is drawn very animated and dramatized, this does not help or inform the audience as to what is wrong or right with her body.

The social hierarchy of the french king over the poor and how he completely takes advantage over them while other, higher class officials benefit from this system, the system of excessive taxation that was used for the kings personal salary.

The theme of the flea is not, identity but development, contributing to the scientific illustrations it forwards the science and discovery of things we don't understand. Hooke was the one that used the word "cell" when talking about the walled space of the cells he observed, contributing to the "cell theory."

The artist is free to be able to create what he wants and what message he can put into it. For Calavera of a Soldier from Oaxaca, he memorializes the Mexican resistance towards the French and the French's defeat. This is a independence celebration that impacts the readers with his illustrations correlated with the text, a folk lore narrative. The print includes the characteristic Oaxaca region hat but staying generalized for his broadsheets.

The piece is showing the true nature of war to its public audience back at home in the U.S. clarifying that war is not pretty.

This illustration is a clear portrayal of the poor streets of London. Conveying to the viewing or revealing to them a harsh reality that is far from luxury.

This illustration is a contribution to the cultural identity of the U.S. in the 70s and 80s, the fashion illustration isn't focused on the clothes themselves but the interpretation of the clothing and the person wearing it, during the time this was the style, big hair, big earnings, and the influence of pop art are all tied to the culture during the time.

Pyle had the desire to teach the young viewers of this book a lesson on showing that chivalry is a matter of character not social class.

In many ways this comic novel is a part of the consumerist culture by having these books be hot commodities. They are forms of entertainment that attract viewers.

The manuscript complements the text, closely adhering towards the illustrations and designs of the manuscript. With a gothic style of fonts, ornate borders it gives the sense of age and romance. Contributing to the overall mood of the book.

 

Although these erotic prints were produced and sold it was under government regulations that limited the productions and kept them away from the public view. So the creators of these prints had to control how explicit the content was.

By using illustration as a means of advertising this piece of a woman for a cigarette company changes the social norms for women of higher class to smoke, where it was seen as a lower class thing for women to smoke.

 

The suburban neighborhood has new neighbors in a time where the cultural identity of the U.S. was segregated. This illustration shows the identity of the united states and how it gets projected and influenced in children but hopefully not entirely for these children are curious about each other.

Enhancing the agency to come together to resist against nationalist governments the illustration boldly depicts people rushing into a battle.

The illustration represents the American Identity of the black panther movement and the cultural identity of women, and the desire to stand up to leadership positions and show the world that women are made more than just to bare children and stay in the kitchen.

An illustrated book based on the real success story of Tomas Rivera, a son of a migrant worker who becomes chancellor at the university of California. The Images stay close to the text to tell a narrative.

A lot of comics at the time did not include characters that were gay or lesbian and any depictions of them were falsely portrayed in their experiences. Come out Comix was a story that accurately depicted what coming out was like.