Segesser II

Only two of the hides remain, and the 2nd is painted better than the 1st. What shows they were meant to be together?

Why did the Pueblos and Spaniards wear sleeveless vests?

What was the result of the battle?

The Spanish bought all of these from the Pueblos EXCEPT

Who is depicted blessing the dying men?

Who often oversaw the workshops of Native artists?

Who commissioned the hides from a Pueblo workshop? (The Pueblos fought alongside them.)

What are reposteros?

All three hides depict conflict between whom?

What easily identifies ONLY the Spanish in the painting?

Which native groups were fighting against the Spanish?

Segesser II is in three pieces, is panoramic, and hangs on a wall, like a European tapestry. How long is it?

Which of these European art techniques is NOT shows on these hides?

Where did the actual battle depicted in Segesser II take place?

The hides are now near where they were made. Where can you see them?

The Segesser hides are among the earliest ________________ painted in America.

What do the hides appear to sewn with sinew and made of what?

Where did the hides stay for 200 years?

The great detail in the painting shows it was based on first-hand accounts, probably given by who?

Why are French (tricorn hats) in the painting, even though there's no evidence they were fighting the Spanish that day?

In what city did the Spanish buy goods made by the Pueblos to send south to New Spain?

How many hide paintings were originally made by the Pueblo (or Tlaxcalan) for this set?

Governor Valverde y Cosio of New Mexico sent Villasur and his men to Nebraska. Why?

Who (named Segesser) acquired them from the Anza family and sent them to his brother in Europe?

The Spanish and Pueblos were attacked, caught by surprise when they were doing what?