2. Although Winslow Homer (1836-1910) is best known for his realistic watercolors of powerfully dramatic seascapes, he first won acclaim in the art world as an illustrator for the reportage of the American Civil War.  This led to his illustrating texts of prose and poetry.  His more than 160 drawings reached print as lithographs, wood engravings, and photomechanical cuts.  Despite the skill and serious intent he invested in them, Homer´s book illustrations made little impact during his lifetime.  Even today, most of his illustrations are not discussed in the literature covering his work, and nearly all of them have been excluded from even the most comprehensive exhibitions of Homer´s art.

The author mentions all of the following as types of work Homer did EXCEPT