The Winslow Homer Collection consists of a selection of paintings, primarily important watercolors, a variety of memorabilia donated by the artist's family, and a comprehensive group of his etchings and wood engravings. Prints and drawings constitute a major resource, from the Old Masters through to the present moment, with an important and growing representation of 19th and 20th century photography. Holdings in oriental art include objects from China, Japan, Korea and India with a special strength in ceramics. A small collection of African, New World and Pacific Island artifacts includes masks, reliquary figures, statuettes and a considerable group of Pre-Columbian jades. The collections are continually growing, through purchase, gift and bequest.
All images are for personal education use only.
All rights to the reproduction of these images are reserved. Images may not be reproduced in any format without the approval of the Bowdoin College Museum of Art.