Andrew wyeth

The popular American painter was inextricably ensconced in his stark surroundings.

www.facebook.com/MiaFeigelson "Light wash" (1961) By Andrew Wyeth, from Pennsylvania, US (1917 - 2009) - watercolor on paper; 30 1/4 x 22 in - Place of creation: Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, US © The Cummer Museum of Arts & Gardens, Jacksonville, Florida, US Gift of Ms. Gillian Attfield, AG.1980.6.1. © Andrew Wyeth www.cummer.org/ www.facebook.com/TheCummerMuseum "In 'Light wash', the scene is set in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania and shows the backside of a house, with a laundry line hanging…

"In the portrait of that house, the windows are eyes or pieces of the soul almost. To me, each window is a different part of Christina's life...there's an upstairs window that has a pink feeling. That's her bedroom. I wanted each one of these windows to tell part of the whole story-they were not just stuck in there by chance. Each has its specific role in helping to explain the overall personality of the portrait of the house and its occupants." ...there is a piece of glass that's dropped…

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Andrew Wyeth (American, 1917-2009) loved painting trees in winter. It's actually difficult to find paintings by him of trees in full leaf, although he did paint the occasional evergreen. In almost all of Wyeth's work, whether figures, interiors, landscapes or dormant trees, there is an intimation of death in the midst of life, or, as in "Spring Beauty", of the abrupt appearance of life in the midst of death. Pennsylvania Landscape tempera on panel 35"x47" 1942 Sycamore 1982 Sycamore Tree and…

"Witching Hour" limited edition print by Andrew Wyeth

The PBS series "American Masters" this week debuts its documentary film about great American painter Andrew Wyeth, who painted many of his most famous…