Today, President Obama's image is everywhere you look, but how did Americans know what George Washington looked like when he was president? And why isn't George smiling on that dollar bill in your pocket? Think Currier and Ives made only Christmas cards sung about in Sleigh Bells? Think again. Posters of presidents--not one horse sleighs-- made Currier and Ives a household name. Did a single photograph of Abraham Lincoln really elect him president? And why didn't Andrew Jackson laugh at those cartoons? What Does the President Look Like answers these curious questions and many others to show how technology and new inventions have both shaped and made presidents--and America--over the years. And don't forget to grab your digital camera; you just might meet the real president along the way.
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Jane Hampton Cook makes history both memorable and relevant to today's news, political events, and issues of faith. Her books include What Does the President Look Like?, B is for Baylor, Stories of Faith & Courage from the War in Iraq & Afghanistan (co-author, 2009), Stories of Faith & Courage from the Revolutionary War and The Faith of America's First Ladies. A former White House webmaster, Jane has been a guest on the FOX News Channel and other media outlets.
What would you do if the President of the United States visited your town? Grab your digital camera of course. You've seen the president's picture on TV at least a million times. But wait. Before YouTube, television, and cameras, how did people know what the president looked like?
From paintings to political cartoons, newsreels and simple photography, you will discover how the American people came to know what the president looked like and how technology changed what we see and how we see it.
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