
The New Year - 1869
Winslow Homer · 1836-1910
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The New Year - 1869, Winslow Homer (1868). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Winslow Homer died in 1910; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A wood engraving shows a crowned child riding a high-wheeled velocipede past a winged, cloaked female figure, while a skeletal figure with a scythe pushes a barrow labeled 1868 toward a gate. A night skyline of spires and a clock tower sits behind them, with hourglasses marked 1869 and 1868 in the upper corners. The print is Winslow Homer's allegorical design for The New Year, dated 1868.























