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From Richmond by American Winslow Homer — VisualArtsDB

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From Richmond

From Richmond

American Winslow Homer

1860

Medium: Brush and watercolor, graphite on wove paper
Genre: Figure
Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

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Figures Overlooking Bay and Small Boat, Cullercoats, England

Figures Overlooking Bay and Small Boat, Cullercoats, England

American Winslow Homer, 1880

The Dinner Horn

The Dinner Horn

American Winslow Homer, 1870

Beach with Boats and People, Cullercoats, England

Beach with Boats and People, Cullercoats, England

American Winslow Homer, 1880

Sandy Beach with Breakers

Sandy Beach with Breakers

American Winslow Homer, 1860

Point of Land with a Lighthouse

Point of Land with a Lighthouse

American Winslow Homer, 1890

Dixie

Dixie

American Winslow Homer, 1860

The Army of the Potomac – Our Outlying Picket in the Woods

The Army of the Potomac – Our Outlying Picket in the Woods

American Winslow Homer, 1860

August in the Country – The Sea-Shore

August in the Country – The Sea-Shore

American Winslow Homer, 1850

Figures in Lee of Building with Ocean Beyond, Cullercoats, England

Figures in Lee of Building with Ocean Beyond, Cullercoats, England

American Winslow Homer, 1880

Six Studies of Soldiers' Heads

Six Studies of Soldiers' Heads

American Winslow Homer, 1860

Three Boats with Fishermen Setting Out a Net

Three Boats with Fishermen Setting Out a Net

American Winslow Homer, 1880

First Sketch for "The Wreck"

First Sketch for "The Wreck"

American Winslow Homer, 1880