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A Fishergirl Baiting Lines by Winslow Homer, 1881. Watercolor.

The Beach, Late Afternoon by Winslow Homer, 1869. Oil on panel.

Eight Bells by Winslow Homer, 1886. Oil on canvas.

Boys in a Dory by Winslow Homer, 1880. Watercolor.

A Visit from the Old Mistress by Winslow Homer, 1876. Oil on canvas.

Boy and Girl in a Field with Sheep by Winslow Homer, 1878. Oil on canvas.

A Light on the Sea by Winslow Homer, 1897. Oil on canvas.

Storm On The English Coast by Winslow Homer, 1883. Watercolor.

Key West, Hauling Anchor by Winslow Homer, 1903. Watercolor.

Hunter in the Adirondacks by Winslow Homer, 1892.

In the Garden (Rustic Courtship) by Winslow Homer, 1874. Watercolor.

Girl Seated on a Hillside by Winslow Homer, 1878. Graphite, Brush And White Gouache.

At the Window by Winslow Homer, 1872. Oil on canvas.

Eastern Point Light by Winslow Homer, 1880. Watercolor over graphite.

Sketch for Hound and Hunter by Winslow Homer, 1891-1892. Watercolor.

Sketch of a Cottage Yard by Winslow Homer, circa 1876. Oil on cardboard.

Ocean Seen from a Cliff, Prout's Neck, Maine by Winslow Homer, 1894. Watercolor.

Sunday Morning in Virginia by Winslow Homer, 1877. Oil on canvas.

Three Boys in a Dory with Lobster Pots by Winslow Homer, 1875. Watercolor And Gouache Over Graphite.

Step aboard the captivating world of maritime wonder with our "Charting the Unknown Seas" collection featuring an extraordinary piece inspired by Winslow Homer's renowned 8 Bells painting. Dive into the artistry of two daring sailors, navigating the vast ocean with precision, guided by their trusty sextants. But there's more to this artwork than meets the eye – a delightful and enigmatic illusion awaits you, as a playful canine appears amidst the sailors, adding an unexpected touch of charm.

Returning Fishing Boats by Winslow Homer, 1883. Watercolor.

Autumn Treetops by Winslow Homer, 1873. Oil on canvas.

Adirondack Lake by Winslow Homer, 1889. Watercolor.

Sandy Beach with Breakers by Winslow Homer, circa 1869. Oil on canvas.

Homer was preoccupied with the power of the ocean, and often made it the subject of his art, whether at home on the coast of Maine or while traveling. The Gulf Stream is named after the strong Atlantic current that connected many of the locales where he liked to paint.

Breezing Up by Winslow Homer, circa 1879. Graphite Highlighted With Black Crayon And White Chalk.

Two-Masted Schooner with Dory by Winslow Homer, 1894. Watercolor.

View of Santiago de Cuba by Winslow Homer, 1885. Watercolor.

Surf, Prout's Neck by Winslow Homer, 1883. Watercolor.

Shore and Surf, Nassau by Winslow Homer, 1899. Watercolor.

After the Hurricane, Bahamas by Winslow Homer, 1899. Watercolor over graphite.

Deer-Stalking in the Adirondacks in Winter by Winslow Homer, 1871. Wood Engraving On Off-white Wove Paper.

A Huntsman and Dogs by Winslow Homer, 1891. Oil on canvas.

Winslow Homer's Northeaster captures the fury and beauty of nature.

Yacht In A Cove, Gloucester by Winslow Homer, 1880. Watercolor.

Winslow Homer's "The Gulf Stream" is a masterful and evocative seascape that captures the dramatic and perilous nature of the open ocean. Painted in 1899, the artwork presents a lone African American man adrift on a small, damaged boat amidst the churning waves of the Gulf Stream. The central focus of the composition is the man in the boat, shirtless and barefoot, who stoically confronts the challenges posed by the tumultuous sea. His expression is one of both resilience and vulnerability, embodying the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity. The boat, damaged and listing, adds a sense of urgency and danger to the scene.