Middlebury

AMST 0408

Am Art In Context:

American Art in Context: Art and Life of Winslow Homer
Although generally regarded as a popular painter of American life, Winslow Homer often provides a penetrating and sometimes disturbing view of post-Civil War America. Among the topics to be considered: Homer's paintings of the Civil War; his illustrations of leisure and recreation; and his depictions of women and children in the Gilded Age. During the second half of the course, we will turn our attention to Homer's landscape paintings of the Adirondacks, the Caribbean and the Maine coast, as well as his seascapes of the Gulf Stream and the North Atlantic. 3 hrs. lect./disc.
Subject:
American Studies
Department:
Program in American Studies
Division:
Interdisciplinary
Requirements Fulfilled:
AMR ART HIS NOR
Equivalent Courses:
HARC 0408
AMCV 0408

Sections

Fall 2018

AMST0408A-F18 Lecture (Wilson)

Fall 2017

AMST0408A-F17 Lecture (Wilson)
AMST0408B-F17 Seminar (Wilson)

Fall 2016

AMST0408A-F16 Lecture (Wilson)

Spring 2016

AMST0408A-S16 Lecture (Wilson)

Fall 2015

AMST0408A-F15 Lecture (Wilson)

Fall 2014

AMST0408A-F14 Lecture (Wilson)

Fall 2013

AMST0408A-F13 Lecture (Wilson)

Fall 2012

AMST0408A-F12 Lecture (Wilson)

Spring 2012

AMST0408A-S12 Seminar (Wilson)

Fall 2011

AMST0408A-F11 Lecture (Wilson)

Fall 2010

AMST0408A-F10 Lecture (Wilson)

Spring 2009

AMST0408A-S09 Lecture (Wilson)