Tragic Prelude

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Tragic Prelude is a famous mural by American Regionalist painter John Steuart Curry depicting the violent, pre–Civil War struggles in Kansas centered around the abolitionist John Brown.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mural
commissionedBy State of Kansas
linked to: Kansas
countryOfOrigin United States
creator John Steuart Curry
depicts Bleeding Kansas
Union and Confederate soldiers
United States flag
abolitionism
prairie fire
pre–Civil War struggles in Kansas
slavery in the United States
tornado
violence
depictsConcept American sectional conflict
fanaticism
moral conflict over slavery
depictsEvent Bleeding Kansas
struggle over slavery in Kansas Territory
depictsPerson Confederate soldier
John Brown
Union soldier
depictsSymbol Bible in John Brown’s hand
prairie fire as symbol of destruction
rifle in John Brown’s hand
tornado as symbol of violence
depictsTimePeriod American Civil War era
linked to: American Civil War

Bleeding Kansas
genre historical painting
history mural
hasArtisticStyle Regionalism
hasLanguage English
hasPart Confederate soldier group
Union soldier group
background prairie fire
background tornado
central figure of John Brown
hasTitleLanguage English
inception 1930s
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Kansas
Topeka, Kansas
United States
location Kansas State Capitol
mainSubject John Brown
movement American Regionalism
partOf Kansas State Capitol mural cycle
title Tragic Prelude

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John Steuart Curry notableWork Tragic Prelude
John Steuart Curry notableWork Tragic Prelude
subject linked to: John
Tragic Prelude title Tragic Prelude
John Steuart Curry notableWork Tragic Prelude
subject linked to: Dunavant, Kansas