Winslow Homer, widely regarded as the greatest of nineteenth century American painters, is the subject of a comprehensive retrospective display that illustrates all aspects of the painter's career from his early views of the civil war to the late sea-scapes.

1. Long Branch, New Jersey, 1869 After the Civil War, as America increasingly urbanized, people began to take vacations to the country, the mountains and the sea-shore. The summer resort at Long Branch was described in 1869.

2. Breezing Up, 1876 Breezing Up captures the essence of Homer's feelings about the pleasures of childhood.

3. Fisherman's Family, 1881

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