Winslow Homer, sixty-two in 1898, is by…
1898 CE
Winslow Homer, sixty-two in 1898, is by the late 1890s generally recognized as one of the leading American painters, and his work brings top prices.
His subjects, often deceptively simple on the surface, deal in their most serious moments with the theme of man's efforts to establish his humanness in the face of an indifferent universe.
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Winslow Homer: The Sponge Diver (1898–99); watercolor over pencil on paper 38.1 cm (15 ″) x 54.3 cm (21.3 ″); Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
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Northern North America
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