Retrospect Group Winslow Homer 2019 Square Calendar (YS 1055)

AMNA NAWAZ: And finally tonight, the mysterious meeting of land, sea, and sky through the eyes of 19th century American artist Winslow Homer. Special correspondent Jared Bowen examines at an exhibit of the landscape painter's enchantment with seascapes. It's part of our ongoing series on arts and culture, Canvas. JARED BOWEN: Many an artist has heard the siren call of the sea. For Winslow Homer, it would change his life. BILL CROSS, Curator: We think of him today principally as a marine painter. Until age 33, though, he had never shown a marine painting. JARED BOWEN: Until then, Homer had been a well-known illustrator who'd captured the Civil War from the front lines. He was raised in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and was a New Yorker by the time he found the sea as a painter in 1869. He was enchanted, says curator Bill Cross. BILL CROSS: The times of day, the times of tide, storms washing