Winslow Homer Prints – Sea, Countryside & Everyday Life
Winslow Homer prints move between rough coastal weather, rural childhood and wooded country. Boats, working figures, children at play and hunters give the landscape a human presence, while other works concentrate on the sea itself. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, with related subjects in seascape art and landscape prints.
Coastal weather and the working shore
Hurricane, Bahamas shows palms bent by strong wind above low buildings under dark cloud. Other sea subjects turn to boats, exposed coasts and people close to the water. The range allows threatening weather to be compared with calmer shorelines and more intimate moments of coastal life.
Children and the countryside
Snap the Whip follows a line of children playing on grass near a red schoolhouse. Their linked bodies give the scene a lively rhythm against the settled buildings and distant land. Other rural subjects include schoolrooms, horses and people engaged in ordinary tasks, extending the collection beyond the coast.
Woodland and outdoor pursuits
On the Trail places a figure and dogs within a wooded setting, where slender trunks and autumn foliage fill the view. Such works make a useful contrast with the broad horizons of the sea paintings. Explore landscape art for other wooded and rural scenes.
Related artists and collections
Compare American coastal subjects in William Trost Richards and Alfred Thompson Bricher. The wider seascape collection and beach scenes offer further ways to browse by water, shore and weather.
Read more in our guide to Winslow Homer.


















































































