Winslow Homer – The Boston Common (from "Harper’s Weekly," Vol. II)

Published on May 22, 1858, in Harper’s Weekly, The Boston Common captures a lively moment in one of America’s oldest public parks. Rendered after Winslow Homer’s original illustration, the scene reflects the charm of city life in mid-19th century Boston—families strolling, children at play, and the everyday rhythm of a community gathered in a shared space. It’s a window into an era when art and print helped bring American life to the page.

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