This show is part of Maine Calling's ongoing coverage of topics relating to Maine's bicentennial.
Marking the September 25th opening of a major exhibit on artists Winslow Homer and Frederic Remington at the Portland Museum of Art, we examine the significance of Homer's work and his time in Maine. The seminal period in Homer's career spent living and painting on Maine's rocky coast have produced some of the paintings that are considered masterpieces in American art--and defining images of Maine.
Guests
Diana Greenwold, American art curator, Portland Museum of Art
Dana Byrd, assistant professor of art history, Bowdoin College
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