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The Teacher Resources include lesson plans correlated to the Sunshine State Standards and additional resources.

 

Lesson Plans- Correlated with the Sunshine State Standards

The image of Osceola in the collection of Charles Bird King lithographs is something of a mystery. It is often attributed to King, but was it actually painted by him, or was it created by an unknown artist who pieced together elements from other portraits of Osceola?

Students will analyze the portraits and add their voices to the debate.

1.)

Osceola
Students will analyze the portraits and draw a conclusion about whether they believe that the Osceola portrait was painted by Charles Bird King.

Social Studies, Visual Arts

(SS.A.1.4.3) evaluates conflicting sources and materials in the interpretation of a historical event or episode.

(VA.C.1.4.2) understands how recognized artists recorded, affected, or influenced change in a historical, cultural, or religious context.

   

Additional Resources

Images of Osceola
 
Osceola
by Curtis
  Osceola
by Catlin
  Osceola
by Pierce
  Osceola
by Unknown

 

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