In one of this man's paintings, a boy is helped by two women as he tries on a red and yellow costume, and much of his best-known work was done in a locale called Prout's Neck. His Prisoners from the Front depicts Civil War participants, while a modest log cabin lies behind a line of young boys playing the titular game in another work. In addition to Dressing for the Carnival and Snap the Whip, another painting by this man
In one of this man's paintings, a boy is helped by two women as he tries on a red and yellow costume, and much of his best-known work was done in a locale called Prout's Neck. His Prisoners from the Front depicts Civil War participants, while a modest log cabin lies behind a line of young boys playing the titular game in another work. In addition to Dressing for the Carnival and Snap the Whip, another painting by this man features a waterspout in the background while a group of sharks hovers around a black sailor in a small boat. For 10 points, name this foremost American watercolorist, best known for The Gulf Stream.
In one of this man's paintings, a boy is helped by two women as he tries on a red and yellow costume, and much of his best-known work was done in a locale called Prout's Neck.
Winslow {Homer}