after Winslow Homer
United States, 1836-1910
1860–1870 from Harper’s Weekly
January 8, 1870
wood engraving on wove paper
13 7/16" x 20 7/16"
Gift of Peggy and Harold Osher, 1991.25.1

after Winslow Homer
United States, 1836-1910
"I Call Them My Children-To Myself, Susan." from The Galaxy
October 1869
wood engraving on wove paper
7" x 4 1/2"
Gift of Peggy and Harold Osher, 1991.70.162

after Winslow Homer
United States, 1836-1910
"Allow Me to Examine the Young Lady…" from Harper's Weekly
February 18, 1860
wood engraving on wove paper
16" x 10 11/16"
Gift of Peggy and Harold Osher, 1991.70.55

after Winslow Homer
United States, 1836-1910
"Any thing for Me, if You Please?"—Post-Office of the Brooklyn Fair in Aid of the Sanitary Commission from Harper’s Weekly
March 5, 1864
wood engraving on wove paper
13 5/8" x 9 1/8"
Gift of Peggy and Harold Osher, 1991.70.84

after Winslow Homer
United States, 1836-1910
The "Cold Term," Boston–Scene, Corner of Milk and Washington Streets from Ballou’s Pictorial
March 27, 1858
wood engraving on wove paper
10 7/8" x 14 5/8"
Gift of Peggy and Harold Osher, 1991.70.40

after Winslow Homer
United States, 1836-1910
"Come!" from The Galaxy
September 1869
wood engraving on wove paper
4 13/16" x 6 7/8"
Gift of Peggy and Harold Osher, 1991.70.164

after Winslow Homer
United States, 1836-1910
"She Left Us in the Bloom of May"
November 1869
wood engraving on wove paper
3 11/16" x 3 11/16"
Gift of Peggy and Harold Osher, 1991.25.80

after Winslow Homer
United States, 1836-1910
The Advance Guard of the Grand Army of the United States Crossing the Long Bridge over the Potomac, at 2 A.M. on May 24, 1861 from Harper's Weekly
June 8, 1861
wood engraving on wove paper
9 3/16" x 13 7/8"
Gift of Peggy and Harold Osher, 1991.70.76

after Winslow Homer
United States, 1836-1910
All in the Gay and Golden Weather from Appletons’ Journal
June 12, 1869
wood engraving on wove paper
11 1/16" x 7 9/16"
Gift of Peggy and Harold Osher, 1991.25.3