Winslow Homer – Northeaster

Painted in 1870, Eagle Head, Manchester, Massachusetts (High Tide) captures a quiet yet striking moment along the Massachusetts coast. Emerging from the water after a swim, a woman wrings out her wet bathing clothes as sunlight catches the surf around her. When first exhibited, the painting surprised critics with its bold realism and sense of intimacy. Today, it’s recognized as one of Homer’s most forward-looking works, exploring shifting ideas of femininity, leisure, and independence in postwar America.

Available in various sizes.
Print is sold unframed.
All prints are archival quality.
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