Northeaster Winslow Homer Framed Print Size:12×16 The prints are taken from

The prints are taken from the original woodcut The Head of Christ Crowned with Thorns we were allowed to copy from the Metropolitan Museum of Art by Sebald Beham - which was originally misattributed to Albrecht Dürer

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Northeaster Winslow Homer Framed Print Size:12×16 The prints are taken fromOn the Maine coast, a noreaster is a storm of exceptional violence and duration. When Homer first showed this canvas in 1895, it included two men in foul weather gear crouching on the rocks below a smaller column of spray. Even though the painting was well received and purchased by a leading collector of American artGeorge Hearn, who later donated it to the Metropolitan MuseumHomer reworked it to powerful effect, taking the two men out. This landscape