What is Copyright Protection? Drawing the Western Frontier: The James E. Taylor Album f the many photographic albums in the National Anthropological Archives, perhaps the most interesting and historically important is a scrapbook kept by an American illustrator, James E. Taylor (1839-1901). A professional artist, Taylor’s newspaper illustrations served to popularize stereotypes of the Western frontier during the post-Civil War years. Like other illustrators and writers of the period, he depicted Indian-White relations in terms of savagery versus civilization and encouraged Americans to visualize the nation’s Westward expansion in heroic terms. In many ways, Taylor’s professional legacy as a "reporter" is lodged between the technological juncture that existed between newspaper publishing and photography in the 19th century. Until the mid-19th century, stories carried by newspapers could not be illustrated and readers had to use their imagination based solely on textual descriptions. Browse the Taylor Album Image Gallery The James E. View the images View album pages:
American Journeys: Eyewitness Accounts of Early American Explora Las 50 novelas de fantasía y ciencia-ficción que todo el mundo debería haber leído En Papel en Blanco nos gusta de vez en cuando proponeros listas de las mejores obras según diferentes criterios. En materia de fantasía y ciencia-ficción ya os hemos presentado algunas. Recientemente, la web Flavorwire presentaba su propia lista de los que consideran los libros imprescindibles de estos dos géneros. El resultado es una lista de cincuenta títulos que van desde clásicos absolutos, como el ‘Frankenstein‘ de Mary W. Shelley o ‘La máquina del tiempo‘ de Wells, a inevitables del género, como Tolkien, pasando por hitos contemporáneos como G.R.R. La lista completa es la siguiente: [He procurado traducir los títulos de los libros que sé que están publicados en español, pero quizá me haya dejado alguno]. 1. Así, a primera vista, la lista parece bastante completa y coherente, aunque por supuesto los autores de lengua inglesa son la gran mayoría. Echo de menos, sin embargo, algunos títulos: algo de Michael Moorcock (por ejemplo, el ciclo de ‘Elric de Melniboné‘), o de Robert E.
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