ドラマー

Winslow Homer

1864

ドラマー by Winslow Homer, 1864

Before he became famous for his moody seascapes, Winslow Homer was the eyes and ears of the American Civil War, sketching scenes for Harper's Weekly. Here, a young Union drummer boy stands at attention in his blue uniform, a massive drum strapped to his back and a sword resting at his hip. These young musicians were the heartbeat of the army, setting the pace for marches and signaling commands through the chaos of battle. It’s a striking, colorful glimpse into the daily life of a soldier, capturing the quiet dignity of youth amidst one of America's bloodiest conflicts.

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