When storms swallowed a merchant vessel on the English coast in 1881, Winslow Homer immortalized ... The Herring Net, Lost on the Grand Banks and Northeaster. All of these oils were painted ...

Against this forbidding backdrop, American painter Winslow Homer (1836–1910) introduces us to a fox treading through the snowy foreground. A red fox, abundant in Maine. Homer’s is accurately ...

The collection includes several historically and culturally significant pieces: Lost on the Grand Banks by Winslow Homer: Acquired for $36 million in 1998, this painting set a record for American ...

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In 1998, he purchased Winslow Homer's "Lost on the Grand Banks" masterpiece for $36 million, a then record buy. Gates' most intriguing addition to his artefact collection could be Leonardo da ...

Winslow Homer (1836-1910) is widely considered to be America’s greatest landscape painter, and “Kissing the Moon” (1904) is one of the most powerful yet enigmatic works from his last years.

When he returns three years later, his family and all the other colonists are gone. They become known simply as The Lost Colony of Roanoke. “It’s a mystery that may never be solved,” Park Guide Lauren ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Buried beneath 85 feet of Grand Rapids soil and bedrock lies a labyrinth — a maze of man-made and forgotten tunnels from the city's old gypsum-mining industry. Sealed off ...

As part of their divorce settlement, the Gates had to contend with the division of their impressive $124 million art collection, which included: Lost on the Grand Banks by Winslow Homer ...

and several famous paintings such as Winslow Homer’s Lost on the Grand Banks, which he purchased for $36 million in 1988. Aside from Xanadu 2.0, he also has a 20-acre estate in Florida valued at ...

Few outside his native USA will be familiar with the artist Winslow Homer, said Waldemar Januszczak in The Sunday Times. Our national collection contains not a single “significant painting” of ...