Winslow Homer / Lloyd Goodrich.

Catalog of an exhibition held at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, April 3 to June 3, 1973; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, July 3 to August 15, 1973; and the Art Institute of Chicago, September 8 to October 21, 1973.

Cont.: Boyhood and youth; apprenticeship Illustrating; the Civil War First paintings; art training Young Winslow Homer Summer resorts; the deep country; childhood subjects Relation to native genre Outdoor light and color Decorative values; compositions His ideas on art Relation to older American artists; to his contemporaries; to the Barbizon school; to the French impressionists Visit to France Luminist paintings Relation to impression: concern with outdoor light Illustrations First watercolors Works of the 1870s; feminine themes; Negro subjects; the Adirondacks Visits to England Settling in Maine Sea paintings Etchings Marines; winter scenes; The Fox Hunt Meteorological accuracy His artistic philosophy; sense of design Later watercolors; the northern woods; the Bahamas, Florida and Bermuda His watercolors: design, color, vitality The Gulf Stream Old age Illustrations: oils and watercolors.