The End of the Day, Adirondacks
Winslow Homer · 1890 · Transparent watercolor, with traces of opaque watercolor, rewetting, blotting, and scraping, over traces of graphite, on moderately thick, rough-textured, ivory wove paper
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Marked public domain (CC0) by the Art Institute of Chicago.
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About this picture
The End of the Day, Adirondacks is a public-domain drawing by Winslow Homer, dated 1890. Transparent watercolor, with traces of opaque watercolor, rewetting, blotting, and scraping, over traces of graphite, on moderately thick, rough-textured, ivory wove paper. The file comes from Art Institute of Chicago.
“The End of the Day, Adirondacks” (1890) is observed weather, sea, or work. Homer started as an illustrator and later painted the water with very little idealizing.
About the artist
Winslow Homer (1836–1910) was an American painter of the sea, rural work, and the Civil War. He started as an illustrator and later painted the Maine coast in blunt, observed weather.
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