All in the Gay and Golden Weather 1869

"All in the Gay and Golden Weather" is an illustration by Winslow Homer from 1869. This work is part of a larger series of illustrations that were printed in *Appleton's Journal* - a publication that focused on literature, science, and art. The illustration is an example of Homer's early work where he is known for his detailed renderings of the human figure. The figures in this black and white wood engraving are positioned in a boat, with the man facing the viewer and the woman looking away to the right. The scene depicts the couple in a romantic setting, sailing along a river, and is known for its realistic portrayal of nature and the beauty of the outdoors.