Palm Trees, Florida
1904 Brooklyn Museum
About this artwork
This watercolor depicts a lush cluster of Florida palm trees set against a cloudy sky and near a body of water. It is a characteristic example of the masterful watercolors Homer produced during his later years in Florida.
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Winslow Homer, one of America's most celebrated painters, often traveled to Florida to escape the harsh Maine winters and capture the vibrant tropical light. His series of Florida watercolors from this period are highly regarded for their fluid brushwork and the sophisticated way he captured the luminosity of the sun-drenched landscape.
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Palm Trees, Florida
Winslow Homer, 1904
