Andrew Ellis Johnson's Artwork on the Nation's Struggle

ANDREW JOHNSON RESPONSE
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ANDREW JOHNSON RESPONSE
Andrew Ellis Johnson's artwork presents portrayals that expose the nation's struggle, inheritance, plunder, and punishment marking American history. The architecture shows the inequitable economy that left a balance that has never been intervened. The lecture summarizes personas who have undergone various misery, such as multiple executions to preserve historical tradition since 80. For instance, Johnson embraces the nation's heritage by acknowledging the Eagle, which has been a national bird of the USA since 1782. He refers to Eagles as incendiary icons of endless war that indicates the dark forces our African Americans went through to achieve an equal society. For example, the dark forces refer to slavery and black people's abuse that led to diverse struggles such as WWI, Civil War, and WWII. The lecture highlight Benjamin Lane as the testament vessel who enlightened so many cartoons football showing the abolition leaders who fought in their entire ...