Winslow Homer: The National Gallery of Art, Washington: A Book of Postcards

"The paintings of Winslow Homer (1836-1910) are among the most widely recognized and best-loved images in the history of American art. Ranging from the sunny slopes of the Adirondacks to the rocky coast of Maine (with the odd side trip to Cuba), Homer's bold and naturalistic depictions of the land, the sea, and men and women engaged in the activities of everyday life have come to be seen as a reflection of the American pioneering spirit. Thirty of Homer's finest pieces fill this book of postcards. "Published with The National Gallery of Art. Thirty full-color reproductions bound in a handy 4 3/4 x 6 7/8" small book. ISBN: 0-7649-2871-6."--© Pomegranate