Bermuda Settlers
1901
About this artwork
This watercolor depicts a group of pigs foraging in a lush, wooded landscape near a coastline. It is one of many watercolors Homer produced during his multiple trips to the Caribbean and Bermuda.
Did you know?
Winslow Homer spent significant time in Bermuda during the final decades of his career, finding the island's light and landscape a refreshing departure from his earlier work in the Adirondacks and New England. These watercolors were not mere studies; they were highly finished, independent compositions that captured the island's unique flora and local wildlife with his characteristic precision. His 'Bermuda' series is celebrated for its clarity of light and mastery of the watercolor medium.
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Bermuda Settlers
Winslow Homer, 1901
