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Winslow Homer painted this 1892 watercolor during one of his frequent trips to the Adirondack Mountains, where he fished and camped for weeks at a time in his later years. The work is believed to depict his friend and guide Rufus Wallace, rendered with the loose, atmospheric washes Homer developed to capture the North Woods' hazy light and thick timber. It is held in the Art Institute of Chicago's Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Ryerson Collection.
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The subject alone sold me and the execution sealed it. Everything about this was right. ✨
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Matthew Colombo
This shop gets it right
I have bought a lot of art online and this is the first time it looked exactly like the listing. I bought this for Adirondacks Guide and got far more than I paid for. Don't think twice, just order it.
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Manon Cochran
Five stars, no hesitation
This went well past what I expected. The brushwork in Adirondacks Guide shows exactly why Homer has the reputation. It has not faded at all in a room that gets brutal afternoon light. Ten out of ten from me.
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Joseph B.
worth every dollar
It has completely changed how the dining room feels…
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