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Lectures in History: 19th-Century Artist Winslow Homer Preview
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1:24Now PlayingWake Forest University professor David Lubin teaches a class on 19th-century artist Winslow Homer. Homer first gained notice as an artist-correspondent for Harper's Weekly during the Civil War. In his post-war career, Homer depicted various aspects of American life with a focus on frontier and marine themes. Professor Lubin explores the symbolism in Homer's work, including commentary about Gilded Age society as well as meditations on nature.
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