Winslow Homer

Watercolor artist Winslow Homer created more than 40 watercolor works in 1899 and 1900 in Bermuda
and Nassau. He was very satisfied with them and selected 21 pieces for display at the Pan-American Exposition.
The group were inclusively titled "Scenes from the Bahamas and Bermudas" without individual titles. The images
below are representative of those in his group of 40+ works.


"Hurricane" 1898
Metropolitan Museum of Art


"Nassau" (originally known as "Bermuda") 1899
Metropolitan Museun of Art


Flower Garden and Bungalow 1899
Metropolitan Museum of Art


"Shore at Bermuda" 1899
The Brooklyn Museum


"The Turtle Pound" 1898
The Brooklyn Museum


"West India Divers" 1899
University of Kansas Museum of Art, Lawrence

 

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