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Painting and Nature Preservation: The Adirondacks |
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At the height of the Adirondacks controversy, Winslow Homer painted this watercolor depicting early settlers of the Adirondacks - the trees and the bears. As such, the picture is an early statement of nonathropocentric concern for nature - for wild nature.
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Winslow Homer, "Old Settlers," Adirondacks, c. 1892, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston |
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