温斯洛·霍莫是19世纪末20世纪初美国现实主义海洋风景画家,也是世界最著名的水彩画家之一。霍默性格孤僻,其孤独的身影背后,却蕴藏着一股以绘画表达出来的,人类向大自然挑战的热情与勇气。霍莫通过自然的表象深入其中,并在作品中加进了自己对自然的主观理想和愿望,运用简洁的形式和矛盾对比的手法将特殊的寓意隐藏于普通的事物中。本文通过从霍默艺术生涯中的几幅典型作品来分析他的绘画中所隐含的社会意义。 Winslow Hommo was an American realistic landscape artist from the late 19th and early 20th centuries and one of the most famous watercolorists in the world. Homer is eccentric and behind his lonely figure, but it contains a passion and courage that is expressed by painting to challenge mankind to nature. Homo moves through the appearance of nature and adds his own subjective ideal and desire to nature in his works. He uses simple forms and contradictions and contrasts to hide the special meaning from the common things. This article analyzes the social implications implied in his paintings from several typical works of Homer’s artistic career.