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The Huntington has acquired a rare Civil War-era painting by American master Winslow Homer. “The Sutler’s Tent” was made in 1863 when Homer was traveling with the Union Army as an illustrator for ...

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At the Ann and Graham Gund Gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Many of Winslow Homer’s light-sensitive watercolor paintings are being displayed together for the first time in 50 years. The MFA ...

Winslow Homer was born in 1836, died in 1910, and lived ten lifetimes in between. From the Civil War through Emancipation, Reconstruction and the ragged weariness of a nation patching itself ...

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