Summer Squall, 1877. Summer Squall was inspired by a sudden storm Homer observed from his studio at Prouts Neck, Maine. Thick strokes of white paint suggest the foaming water violently surging over and around the flat rock in the foreground, which in better weather was one of the artist’s favorite fishing spots. The solitary sailboat in the distance enhances the painting’s drama, evoking the human struggle with the forces of nature.
World North and Central America United States Maine
World North and Central America United States Maine Cumberland Prouts Neck
Science & Nature Weather & Seasons
Science & Nature Natural Phenomena
Science & Nature Geographical Features
Artistic Representations Seascapes
Pixel Dimensions (W x H) : 9339x7430
File Size : 203,288kb