The Homesteader Wyeth Print Art Books frequently appear in Winslow Homer's

frequently appear in Winslow Homer's paintings of the 1870s

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The Homesteader Wyeth Print Art Books frequently appear in Winslow Homer'sWyeth painted The Homesteader as an illustration for a story by Wilbur Daniel Steele printed in Ladies Home Journal in September 1930. The female figure represents Ivy, the main character. Ivy towers above the land, framed by a mass of dark clouds that opens to a bluer, clearer sky. In this work, Wyeth pays tribute to the Western American landscape and the men and women who settled it. Flat Print Dimensions: 14 x 11 inches (includes a white border)