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Winslow Homer: Artist and Angler
2002Best.-Nr. SP16-0462-15536Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco 2002. paperback. Like New. 10x10x1. 2002 Amon Carter Museum / Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco San Francisco California 10 x 11 inches tall paperbound in color pictorial covers copiously illustrated with black-and-white and color photographs and reproductions of art work 238 pp. A new copy still sealed in publisher's clear wrap. Note that this is a heavy and oversized book so additional postage will be required for international or priority orders. ~SP16~ 4.0P An exhibition catalog authored by Patricia Junker and Sarah Burns published by the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco to accompany a major exhibition that debuted in December 2002. The book explores Winslow Homer’s lifelong passion for fly-fishing and how this sport served as a central theme in his mastery of the watercolor medium. It is organized geographically covering the three main locales where Homer fished and painted: The Adirondacks: Focusing on his time in northern New York State; Quebec: Detailing his excursions to Canada; and Florida: Exploring his depictions of fishing on the St. John's and Homosassa River. The volume includes scholarly essays by several prominent art historians: Sarah Burns: Discusses fishing and fraternal bonds in Homer's art. Patricia Junker: Examines 'Pictures for Anglers.' Theodore E. Stebbins Jr. and David Tatham: Provide regional analyses of his work in the Adirondacks and Quebec. William H. Gerdts: Contextualizes the broader art of fishing in the United States prior to Homer. Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco paperback
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