This painter hid the head of the rescuer behind a scarf as a woman is pulled to safety in The Life Line.
This painter hid the head of the rescuer behind a scarf as a woman is pulled to safety in The Life Line. Many of his works show a single woman at work or deep in thought, such as his early watercolor showing a woman tending to a sick chicken and his portrait of a teacher titled The Red School House. He showed boys at play in Snap-the-Whip, and early in his career he painted pictures for Harper's portraying the Civil War. Many of his works were set near Gloucester [GLAO-stur], Massachusetts, such as his work showing a man seated in a sailboat surrounded by three boys, Breezing Up. Name this artist who showed a man in a rudderless and mastless sailboat surrounded by sharks in The Gulf Stream.
This painter hid the head of the rescuer behind a scarf as a woman is pulled to safety in The Life Line.
Winslow Homer