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Winslow Homer's Watercolors: Markers in a Life Journey

May 11, 2006

Elizabeth Johns professor emerita, art history, UPenn

Elizabeth Johns discusses the relationship of Homer's watercolors and some of his oils to his life's journey.

Topics: Art & Architecture | People & Places

Tags: Artists | Profiles | Painting

Presented By PBA and High Museum of Art:

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