Tuesday, September 07, 2010
	Home Artists Art Antique Prints Inside YH Framing Search Contact The Yellowhouse Gallery Presents: Winslow Homer (1836-1910) Winslow Homer (1836-1910) is celebrated as an icon in American painting, with critics and collectors paying particular attention to his seascapes in watercolor. No less inspiring are the more than 200 wood engravings he produced as a freelance ilustrator for Harper's Weekly and Ballou beginning in the late 1850's. Harper's hired Homer to journey to the Civil War fronts and send back scenes for its readership; some of his most well-known illustrations depict not the "glory" of battle but its furor, and the monotonous and mundane life of a soldier when not actively at war. Yellowhouse Gallery offers a broad spectrum of antique prints published during his 20-year career as an illustrator. Art by Winslow Homer (1836-1910) Title: Raid on a Sand Swallow Colony - "How Many Eggs?" - 1874 Medium: Wood Engraving View more information on this piece Title: The New Year 1869 Medium: Wood Engraving, later hand-coloring View more information on this piece Title: The Sharpshooter - 1862 - SOLD Medium: Wood Engraving View more information on this piece The Yellowhouse Gallery Featured Artists Andrew Day (view work) Anne Sader (view work) Antique Botanicals (view work) Antique Maps (view work) Antique Scenics (view work) E. M. Corsa (view work) Emily Terrell (view work) Eve Turek - Yellowhouse Gallery Owner (view work) James Melvin (view work) Judith Bailey (view work) Karen Watras (view work) Linda Browning (view work) Maureen Brady (view work) Michael Rizzo (view work) OBX Maps (view work) Ray Matthews (view work) Rick Nilson (view work) Robin Bagby (view work) Robin Naomi Rogers (view work) Sandra Ball (view work) Scott Geib (view work) Stephanie Kiker (view work) Thomas Nast (1840-1902) (view work) Winslow Homer (1836-1910) (view work) Yellowhouse Gallery (view work) Featured Artwork Dragonfly - Stephanie Kiker
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