William Kennedy

William Kennedy painted quiet scenes of everyday life in the 1880s and ’90s. His brush captured ordinary moments—like *The Fur Boa* with its winter coat or *Homewards*, showing people walking home after a day’s work. You can also see *Stirling Station*, a train platform with travelers waiting. These works belong to the late 1800s, when artists focused on real life instead of fancy stories. Next, tap *The Deserter*, a soldier alone in a sparse room, to see how Kennedy kept things simple but full of quiet feeling.