AP Art History Memorial Project

Noel Ermer '19, Sr. Photo Editor
March 18, 2019

This semester, the AP Art History class was asked to write an essay comparing and contrasting two pieces of art that both depict George Washington and that argues how effective each piece is. To accompany this essay, the students were tasked with creating a memorial art exhibit to either George Washington, Barack Obama, or Donald Trump. These pieces were created with the intention of illustrating what each student believes their chosen president will be remembered for, leading to some positive, some negative, and even some humorous portrayals of the presidencies.

Jane O’Donnell

Courtesy of Jane O’Donnell ’19

Anamaria Marijic-Buljabasic

Courtesy of Anamaria Marijic-Buljabasic ’19

Jenna Dosaj

Courtesy of Jenna Dosaj ’19

Emma Klein

Courtesy of Emma Klein ’19

Margad Bayarmagnai

Courtesy of Margad Bayarmagnai ’19

Alexis Westland

Courtesy of Alexis Westland ’19

Anna Marguleas

Courtesy of Anna Marguleas ’19

Lindsey Acquistapace

Courtesy of Lindsey Acquistapace ’19
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