Winslow Homer’s “The Gulf Stream” (1899/reworked by 1906) ... By 1906, when the Met purchased the painting, he had added a ship on the horizon to the far left, ...

In 1884, Winslow Homer painted a large and dynamic canvas that played on the fear and fascination of maritime disaster. "The Life Line" depicted the rescue of an unconscious woman by a heroic male ...

The great artist—and subject of a blockbuster new exhibition—foreshadowed the dark conflicts still with us today in his portraits of rugged individualism and homespun life in 19th-century America.

Winslow Homer, ‘The Veteran in a New Field,’ 1865. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Homer’s work from this period offers a wise, warm, ... The coast became his subject and his muse, and “Ship’s Boat” ...

From the moment you enter the exhibition Winslow Homer: Crosscurrents, you are immediately at sea, caught up in the US artist's 1906 masterpiece, The Gulf Stream.Against a swirling backdrop of ...

In “Winslow Homer: Crosscurrents,” a new exhibition opening April 11 at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, the 1899 painting “The Gulf Stream” is the centerpiece. It shows a Black ...

Winslow Homer’s ‘The Fog Warning’ immerses us in a life-threatening predicament . ... But listen to the art critic prattle on! ... is the ship to which he must make his crawling, sea-rolled ...

Winslow Homer was born in Boston, son of a hardware dealer. When he was 19 he was apprenticed to a Boston lithographer named Bufford, who set him to work designing title pages for sheet music.

WORCESTER — In 1881, Winslow Homer fled to England. Or perhaps he was drawn there. He was famously close-mouthed, and we don’t know his motives. We do know what happened to his art there ...

From the moment you enter the exhibition Winslow Homer: Crosscurrents, you are immediately at sea, caught up in the US artist's 1906 masterpiece, The Gulf Stream.Against a swirling backdrop of ...