Colonizing America, (sculpture).

Colonizing America, (sculpture).

Bell, Enid, 1904- , sculptor.

Colonizing America, (sculpture).

Each panel: 3 panels Approximate H. 6 ft. W. 6 ft.

(First panel:) SETTLERS ARRIVING AT THE PORT OF NEWARK - 1720 (Second panel:) BUILDING LOG CABINS 1715 (Third panel:) BUYING LAND FROM THE INDIANS 1665

Three panels. First panel depicts adults and children with baggage standing on a dock with ship rigging visible behind them. Second panel depicts men constructing a log cabin and a girl serving food to a man resting. Third panel depicts Indians and settlers inspecting goods to negotiate a trade.

History -- United States -- New Jersey

History -- United States -- Colonization

Architecture -- Domestic -- Cottage

Architectural component

Center for Youth Education, Auditorium, Newark, New Jersey

Index of American Sculpture, University of Delaware, 1985

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