William Cross on Winslow Homer / Looking Long, Finding Grace in Crisis, and Painting Truth to Power
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Winslow Homer's biographer William Cross joins Evan Rosa for a conversation on art, attention, beauty, contradiction, race, and the struggle for America. Features in-depth discussion of some of Winslow Homer's most beloved and intriguing paintings.
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