Winslow Homer, Mastering Watercolor- 'Too good to Ignore'

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Winslow Homer was the quintessential American painter, he delighted in all forms of genre, from Interior settings like the 'School Teacher', to life in the wild, deep in the woods, to the Rocky cliffs of Maine, and even Florida and the tropics. America in all its early beauty was his canvas..and Watercolor.
Homer was largely self-taught but we know he gleaned much from his time in Paris. Homer was prolific and this presentation is just a taste of his genius with the Watercolor medium.

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Thank you for this. I thought I had seen all of Homer's watercolors, but there are many in your presentation that I had missed. Many thanks.

zeepogo
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He took note of light and color..his gestures were not exaggerated. A moment caught in time..no more no less .This post is greatly appreciated.

michaelvaladez
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One of my heroes. The video mentioned his improved drawing as he developed his watercolor painting. Homer worked during the American Civil War, sketching battles and soldiers on site. From my own experience, capturing the fleeting moments of moving figures improves the memory and drawing of figures. As you mentioned in the video, I firmly believe working from life (and, by extension, nature) is the quickest and most honest path to improve ones skills. Homer, IMHO, benefited from more than most from working from life. This video is a wonderful example and lesson. Thanks again for this channel and the insights into one of the great masters of watercolor....and observation. Looking forward to the next masterclass in our craft.

wemblyfez
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No words..Homer’s art speaks for itself.! Brilliant!

geraldskinner
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Some 15 years ago the Art Institute of Chicago had a dual exhibition of watercolors by Edward Hopper and Winslow Homer. MEMORABLE. They even had Homer's paint box and brushes on display.

nickstuart
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Beautifully done, he was truly an artist-born. Amazing !

saraht
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This was a very good video! Besides the magnificent pictures, I enjoyed very much the vignettes of his life. Thank you for putting this wonderful documentary together.

nunyabiznes
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He is one of my favourite artists.His paintings have a calming effect on my mind.❤❤❤

sumansarkar
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Thank you for the presentation. It contains lots of material to ponder about..

MaximillianHemmings
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Thank you so much for this remarkable presentation of the works of Winslow Homer. Such a great artist, a brilliant watercolorist.

orlane
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One of the greatest of watercolourists. His art is remarkable. As ever, it was a great presentation and commentary.

antreb
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Thank you so much for this brilliant video of Winslow Homer. I have several books about him, but your thorough, thoughtful and respectful commentary brought him and his paintings to life. Thank you again.

jenniferpeters
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Thank you for conveying so much about this remarkable American artist. Everything was honest, and accurate in describing his art and who he was. I have seen other recent exhibitions that have turned his work into political agendas and it was so upsetting. I will consider never entering the Met again!

kerrym
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Creating beauty requires work and dedication to bringing the artist’s vision to life. Thank you for introducing me to a master. I’ve subscribed.

SeaBreeze
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Seems he was a master of large shapes and deft handling of what was in them. Leaves me in awe.

stevesidare
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What magnificent work!! Masterfully executed.

thusspokezarathustra
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Wonderful presentation. Thanks so much

davidgreene
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Fantastic artist thanks for introducing me too him👍

robinfereday
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It’s really Great learning about all those Artist of now & Years ago! Keep up the great work!

davebean
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"the mysterious power of unerring choice." Yes, that, to me, encapsulates Winslow Homers watercolors. From color and tonal relationships, composition, massing, and subject matter. Homer's artistic judgement was extraordinary. I bet when he accidentally spilled his morning coffee on his placemat, it resulted in a beautiful image.

paolomasone