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'''Winslow Homer''' ( [[Boston]], Massachusetts, 1836 – [[Maine]] coast, 1910) was an American landscape [[painter]] and [[printmaker]]. Homer is best known for his seascapes or [[marine]] subjects. In 1866, Homer makes his name with the exhibition of a [[Civil War]] subject, ''Prisoners from the Front''.
 
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[[Image:Homer The Gulf Stream.jpg|left]] ''Winslow Homer was one of America's greatest [[artist]]s. Although he died in 1910, his work is still very popular with collectors and museum visitors. [[Art]] historians continue to bring to light new information about Homer and new interpretations of his art.'' [http://web.syr.edu/~ribond/homer.html]
 
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'''The Gulf Stream, 1899.'''
 
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Image:Winslow Homer Summer night.jpg|Summer night
 
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Image:Homer Mountain Watercolor.jpg|The Adirondack Mountains.
 
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Image:Homer Mountain landscape.jpg|Mountain landscape.
 
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Image:Winslow Homer Sunlight on the Coast.jpg|Sunlight on the Coast
 
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Image:Winslow Homer Coming Storm.jpg|The Coming Storm
 
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[[File:Perils of the Sea.jpg]]
 
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'''Perils of the Sea, 1881.'''
 
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== See also ==
 
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[[File:Homer Adirondack Mountains watercolor.jpg|thumb|Adirondack Mountains, watercolor.]]
 
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*[[American Painting]]
 
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*[[Gallery of American Masterpieces]]
 
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*[[Famous landscape paintings]]
 
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[[Category:American Painters]]
 
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