Winslow Homer: Crosscurrents—Exhibition of the great 19th century American painter at the Metropolitan Museum

The aptly titled exhibition Crosscurrents at the Metropolitan Museum in New York underscores the centrality of racial and class relations during and in the aftermath of the Civil War in Homer’s work.

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