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On The Stile
Winslow Homer — American, 1836–1910 — American Realism
Winslow Homer is among the central figures of nineteenth-century American art, a painter who moved from illustration into oil and watercolor with a directness that came to define a national visual idiom. He began his career documenting the Civil War for Harper's Weekly, then turned to scenes of rural childhood, schoolyards, and coastal labor.
- For Unframed and Framed Art - Acid free Archival Inks Printed on Museum Grade Paper. Museum Grade Paper is known to be Archival, which means it can be stored for a long time without turning yellow.
- Canvas Art Printed Using Archival Inks on Museum Quality Matte Canvas.
