Winslow Homer – National Gallery of Art Exhibition Catalogue – 1995 Oversized Paperback

Winslow Homer, by Nicolai Cikovsky Jr. and Franklin Kelly, with contributions by Judith Walsh and Charles Brock, is a substantial exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with the National Gallery of Art’s 1995 retrospective of one of America’s most important nineteenth-century artists.

This oversized paperback explores the remarkable range of Homer’s work across painting, watercolour, drawing, and illustration. Alongside major masterpieces, the authors examine groups of related works that reveal Homer’s modern habit of returning to subjects repeatedly and developing them through variations in composition, mood, and technique.

Richly illustrated and scholarly yet accessible, the volume offers valuable insight into Homer’s artistic development, working methods, and lasting importance in American art.

A strong choice for art lovers, students, collectors, and readers interested in American painting and museum exhibition catalogues.

Paperback, Very Good. The cover has noticeable rubbing, creasing and edge wear, and there is an old museum price sticker on the back. The interior appears clean.