Winslow Homer

1836–1910 · Realism

Winslow Homer was an American landscape painter and illustrator, best known for his marine subjects. He is considered one of the foremost painters of 19th-century America and a preeminent figure in American art in general.

35 paintings

• The Herring Net (1885)
• Croquet Scene (1866)
• Peach Blossoms (1878)
• Mount Washington (1869)
• Coast of Maine (1893)
• Early Morning After a Storm at Sea (1900–1903)
• The Brierwood Pipe (1864)
• White Mare (c. 1868)
• Undertow (1886)
• Summer Squall (1904)
• Crossing the Pasture (1871)
• Kissing the Moon (1904)
• The Fog Warning (1885)
• Boys in a Pasture (1874)
• The Lookout – "All's Well" (1896)
• Gloucester Harbor (1873)
• The Flirt (1874)
• School Time (c. 1874)
• Sketch of a Cottage Yard (c. 1876)
• A Light on the Sea (1897)
• Breezing Up (A Fair Wind) (1873-1876)
• Hound and Hunter (1892)
• Right and Left (1909)
• Sunset (c. 1875)
• The Red School House (1873)
• Autumn (1877)
• Dad's Coming! (1873)
• Home, Sweet Home (c. 1863)
• The Dinner Horn (Blowing the Horn at Seaside) (1870)
• Winter Coast (1890)
• A Temperance Meeting (1874)
• Waverly Oaks (1864)
• Beach Scene (1869)
• Portrait of Helena de Kay (1872)
• The Signal of Distress (1890)