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Covered Wagons Heading West, a painting by artist Newell Convers Wyeth (1882-1945) depicts
American pioneers heading west during the mid-nineteenth century, possibly on the Oregon Trail.
Analyze the rhetorical situation in this painting, making sure to pay close attention to the relationship
between the artist, the context, the likely audience, and the purpose of the work.

Covered Wagons Heading West a painting by artist Newell Convers Wyeth 18821945 depicts American pioneers heading west during the midnineteenth century possibly class=

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The purpose of the work was to glorify the courage of the pioneers in conquering the West and increasing American territory.

Based on this, we can determine the following elements:

  • The author's audience was the pioneers themselves, who would have a record of a great moment in their lives.
  • The context of the picture is the conquest of unknown lands that would strengthen American imperialism.
  • The artist believed in American imperialism and in the ability of these people to conquer lands, riches and triumphs.

The picture is made to show the courage of the pioneers and to emphasize the simplicity and objectivity of their actions. Therefore, the painting sought to glorify a portion of the population and aimed at the members of this portion, who, like the pintos, had the same views on the conquest of the West and would appreciate the work and the artistic and historical value it represented.

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