Print, The dance after the husking, November 1858 by Winslow Homer

Wood engraving of couples dancing in a rustic room with musicians, onlookers, a fireplace and rifles on the wall.

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A wood engraving titled The Dance after the Husking, dated 1858 and attributed to Winslow Homer, shows couples dancing energetically across a plank floor in a rustic room. Onlookers line the walls, a fiddler and another musician play on a raised platform at right, and a fireplace with rifles mounted above it occupies the left side.

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1858

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