annie bissett
VAST UNPEOPLED LANDS WITH A PROSPEROUS WIND (a) WITH A PROSPEROUS WIND (b) HONEY, I'M WORRIED ABOUT THE KIDS NO FRIENDS TO GREET THEM THEY LOOKED BEHIND 10 LITTLE 9 LITTLE INDIANS LOST IN TRANSLATION (WAMPUM) THE FIRST BOOK JOHN ALDEN & PRISCILLA MULLINS, 1621 DOROTHY BRADFORD COMES TO AMERICA GOD BLESSES JOHN ALEXANDER AND THOMAS ROBERTS, 1637 CALEB & JOEL WENT TO HARVARD, 1665 AMERICAN BIBLE STORY “WE ARE PILGRIMS” - THE BOOK
WE ARE PILGRIMS
We Are Pilgrims is a series of woodblock prints centering on the lives of the earliest settlers of New England. This work is personal, as I'm a Mayflower descendant and I live in New England. But it's also a response to things I see happening in American society right now. Much of our public discourse seems to be focused on what it means to be American, who gets to be American and what our founders intended for the country. The Pilgrim prints are a product of my own reading and thinking about the American creation story, my imaginings about what the lives of these early immigrants might really have been like, and my musings about what their lives mean to us now, almost 400 years later.

I have self-published a book by the same name, which can be seen on the last page of this gallery.
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