Curator's Introduction | Winslow Homer: Force of Nature | National Gallery

Christopher Riopelle, the Neil Westreich Curator of Post-1800 Paintings, introduces us to Homer and tells us the story behind some of the major loans in the show.
Winslow Homer: Force of Nature
Ground Floor Galleries
Until 8 January 2023
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[@BernardDauphinais]

Thank you!

[@lindaanderson1016]

Thank you. I learned so much.

[@jenniferpeters3702]

Thank you for this brilliant and perceptive description of this fascinating and outstanding artist. He deserves remembrance and homage like this. Very well presented, thanks again.

[@raymondlancashire4392]

Thank you. I’m looking forward to the online sessions and coming to the exhibition soon.

[@vickiharrington8870]

That was really a wonderful, informative presentation as I knew little about Homer. It kept me quite riveted for the duration. Thank you Sir.

[@dlanska]

Outstanding presentation. Well done. Very clear and articulate.

[@jackbarnhill9354]

The flag in the picture “Prisoners at the Front” is not a surrender flag. The Civil War saw the adoption of Corps Badges. This flag is the red trifoil symbol on a white flag of the 1st Division of the 2d Corps, Army of the Potomac. You will also see the red trifoil symbol on the kepi hat of the Union soldier guarding the prisoners. Hope this helps.

[@daviddalby9699]

And all he did in northumbria near new castle uk coullacoats

[@nationalgallery]

Hi David, we go into more depth about that in this video! czcams.com/video/ActPUeFrfbQ/video.html