Campaign Sketches: Our Jolly Cook by Winslow Homer

Campaign Sketches: Our Jolly Cook 1863

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drawing, lithograph, print, etching, paper, pencil, charcoal

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drawing

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narrative-art

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lithograph

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print

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etching

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pencil sketch

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charcoal drawing

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figuration

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paper

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pencil drawing

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pencil

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genre-painting

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charcoal

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watercolor

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realism

"Campaign Sketches: Our Jolly Cook" is a black and white illustration created by Winslow Homer in 1863, now located at the Art Institute of Chicago. Homer, a renowned American artist, captured the daily life of soldiers during the Civil War in this sketch. The image portrays a lively scene with a black cook, likely enslaved, performing a lively dance while Union soldiers look on. This piece, while depicting a humorous moment, also reflects the complex realities of the war and the role of African Americans in the conflict.

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