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A Wall, Nassau
Sale price
175.00 SAR
Regular price
250.00 SAR
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About the Artist
Winslow Homer was one of America’s foremost painters of the 19th century, celebrated for his watercolors and oils that captured both the beauty and harsh realities of life. Known especially for his marine subjects, Homer combined strong composition with an unflinching honesty, creating works that feel immediate and timeless. His Caribbean watercolors from the late 1890s represent some of his most luminous and atmospheric achievements.
About This Artwork
Painted in 1898 during Homer’s stay in the Bahamas, A Wall, Nassau depicts two women walking past a sunlit wall, their white dresses glowing against the brilliant tropical light. The work is not just a street scene but a study in contrasts — light and shadow, simplicity and richness, presence and distance. Homer’s watercolor technique captures the heat, brightness, and rhythm of island life with striking immediacy.
Why We Selected It
This piece radiates warmth and atmosphere, offering a glimpse into the vivid life and color of the Caribbean. On your wall, it brings both history and light — a reminder of how art can transform ordinary moments into enduring poetry.