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 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}