Andrew Wyeth. Sycamore, 1982.

Click on image to enlarge...lean back...imagine the art on YOUR wall* *Low Resolution Images are used online. Colors may vary according to your monitor settings. "Deserted Light" Artist: Andrew Wyeth Fine Giclée Print This print delivers a vivid image with maximum color accuracy and exceptional resolution. The standard for museums and galleries around the world. (Please be aware that some older images are naturally not of the same sharpness as one would expect from a modern image.) Paper Size: 11"x17" Untrimmed Archival Quality Suitable for Framing If you have special area of interest or subject matter that you do not see listed, please send an inquiry. I am pleased to search my inventory for you.

This is a collection of 125 artists in their studios from all over the world -- North America to Britain to Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Brought to you by the Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios program, a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

The goal is to use watercolor to create a winter outdoor scene using dried glue–an easy method to create the illusion of snowflakes.

"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 out of one of the windows, and I was fascinated by the clothes that Alvaro stuffed in a broken pane so the cold wind would't blow through." Alvaro's New England resourcefulness also reveals itself in the the rope and funnel contraption rigged up at the base of the drainpipe to carry water to the bucket outside the kitchen door. Wyeth has even recorded a symbol of his own involvement with the Olson house: Just above the kitchen roof are a few pieces of white siding patched in among the gray clapboards. According to Wyeth, "Those are out of my own house. Alvaro wanted me to repair it and I did" -Andrew Wyeth Andrew Wyeth [American Contemporary Realist Painter, 1917-2009] Second of three generations of Wyeth artists. The best known of the Wyeths, Andrew Wyeth was taught by his father, artist and illustrator N.C. Wyeth. Andrew Wyeth is father of Jamie Wyeth, third generation contemporary realist painter. Credit to the fascinating blog 'I Witness' for the primary image: mrebks.blogspot.com/search?q=WYETH Official Andrew Wyeth website: andrewwyeth.com/ Farnsworth Museum, Wyeth works: collection.farnsworthmuseum.org/objects?query=wyeth&f... Andrew Wyeth image permission requests, artist's estate: andrewwyeth.com/image-permission/ ___________ Light restoration by plumleaves

The artist's wife Betsy naps on a hillside after a morning of blueberry picking in Cushing, Main, while the family dog listens nervously to the ominous sounds of an approaching storm. Andrew Wyeth [American Contemporary Realist Painter, 1917-2009] Second of the three generations of Wyeth artists. The best known of the Wyeths, Andrew was taught by his father, artist and illustrator N.C. Wyeth. Andrew Wyeth is father of Jamie Wyeth, third generation contemporary realist painter. Official Andrew Wyeth website: andrewwyeth.com/ Farnsworth Museum, Wyeth works: collection.farnsworthmuseum.org/objects?query=wyeth&f... Andrew Wyeth image permission requests, artist's estate: andrewwyeth.com/image-permission/__ This is a copyright work for educational purposes only. ___________ Light restoration by plumleaves

Andrew Wyeth: “Untitled, 1968", Extremely Rare Vintage Bookplate Print, Painting Circa 1968. This plate is unique in that, in addition to the plate print, there is a description regarding the subject(s) of the original painting. Paper size is approximately 13"x 10" Image size is 10 3/4 x 7 inches Excellent Condition. Extremely Rare Professionally extracted from a 1976 book Please note this is an authentic 47-year-old vintage bookplate print, not a reprint or reproduction. Wak2 WHAT IS A BOOKPLATE PRINT? Book plates are page illustrations, pictures, or photographs, that are printed separately from the text of a book, but they are bound in during production. Pre-1960’s, bookplates had no writing or images on the reverse. In order to save money by the publishers, the majority of bookplates since the 1960’s have either writing on the bookplate, usually the title of the painting, and/or writing and images on the reverse. Due to the process used for platings, bookplates retain the color, texture, and intensity of the original painting. BUNDLE OFFER Buy any 4 bookplate prints and receive a 15% discount Enter code 4GET15PERCENT at checkout. SHIPPING: Your bookplate prints will be shipped in a sealed clear plastic sleeve, inside a rigid mailer, within 2-3 business days. A tracking number will be provided to you for easy tracking of your order. Combined Shipping: Purchase 1+ Bookplate Prints And Additional Prints Ship For Free. You only pay shipping for the first bookplate print. I stand behind my bookplate prints 100%. If your bookplate is damaged during shipping, you may return the plate to exchange for another bookplate print of your choice, of equal value. Buyer pays for return postage of bookplate and seller pays for exchange postage. I do not offer refunds, only exchanges. Please see my Returns and Exchanges section for more information. https://www.etsy.com/shop/JSMCollectibles

www.facebook.com/MiaFeigelson "Her Room" (1963) [Detail] Andrew Wyeth, from Pennsylvania (1917 - 2009) - tempera on panel; 24 3/8 x 48 inches - Collection of the Farnsworth Art Museum, Maine, US www.farnsworthmuseum.org/ © Andrew Wyeth www.andrewwyeth.com/index.html Andrew Newell Wyeth was born in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, on July 12, 1917, a son of the internationally renowned painter and illustrator N.C. Wyeth and his wife Carolyn Bockius Wyeth. Theirs was a creative family: Henriette Wyeth Hurd, Carolyn Wyeth and Andrew were painters; Ann Wyeth McCoy was a composer; and son Nathaniel was an engineer and inventor with many patents to his credit. At age 15, Wyeth began his artistic training in his father's studio. In that year, on one of his boyhood walks, he discovered the Chadds Ford farm of Karl and Anna Kuerner. Wyeth was intrigued by Kuerner, a German immigrant and World War I veteran, developing a close relationship with him over the years. Wyeth has found subjects in the Kuerner farm's people, animals, buildings and landscapes for hundreds of works of art over more than 75 years. The Wyeth family spent summer months in Maine, and Andrew Wyeth's early watercolor landscapes, much influenced by the work of Winslow Homer met with enormous critical acclaim at his first one-man show at the William Macbeth Gallery in New York City in 1937. An exceedingly self-critical artist, this immediate success did not reassure him. Feeling that his work was too facile, he returned to his father's studio for further concentration on technique. Wyeth soon began working in egg tempera, a renaissance technique introduced to him by his brother-in-law, the painter Peter Hurd. Tempera became his major medium. He said that it forced him to slow down the execution of a painting and enabled him to achieve the superb textural effects that distinguish his work. His other mediums were watercolor and dry brush watercolor. In 1940, Wyeth married Betsy James, whom he had met in Maine the previous summer. It was Betsy who introduced Wyeth to her long-time friend Christina Olson. Olson's character represented "old Maine" to him, and she became his model for many works of art, including Christina's World. Wyeth caused a sensation in 1986 with the revelation of a large collection of paintings featuring German immigrant Helga Testorf, a Chadds Ford neighbor. The paintings were first exhibited at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. the following year, and were then exhibited internationally and seen by millions. Wyeth received many awards during his lifetime. In 1963, President John F. Kennedy named Wyeth the first artist to receive the Presidential Freedom Award, the country's highest civilian award. In 1970, he was the first living artist to have an exhibition at the White House. Wyeth's other tributes include the gold medal for painting from the National Institute of Arts and Letters (1965), several painting and watercolor awards and numerous honorary degrees. In 1977 he made his first trip to Europe to be inducted into the French Academy of the Fine Arts, becoming the only American artist since John Singer Sargent to be admitted to the Academy. The Soviet Academy of the Arts elected him an honorary member in 1978. He received the Congressional Gold Medal in 1990. In 2007, he was awarded the Maine in America Award from the Farnsworth Art Museum as well as the National Medal of Arts. He also received numerous honorary degrees. One-artist exhibitions of his work routinely broke attendance records at major museums, including the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, the Baltimore Museum of Art; the Whitney Museum of American Art; the Museum of' Fine Arts, Boston; The Art Institute of Chicago; and the Museum of Fine Arts, San Francisco. His work was also exhibited at museums throughout the world, including the National Museum of Modem Art in Tokyo; the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg; the Palazzo Reale in Milan; and the Academic des Beaux Arts, Paris, among many other museums. He was the first living American artist to have an exhibit ion at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. An exhibition of his work at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 2006 drew 177,000 visitors in 15 weeks, the highest-ever attendance at the museum for the work of a living artist. His work is included in many major American museums, including The Museum of Modem Art in New York City and the National Gallery of Art, as well as the Brandywine River Museum in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania and the Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland, Maine, to name only a few. The Farnsworth mounts four exhibitions every year of Andrew Wyeth's work, in part through the generosity of the collection of Andrew and Betsy Wyeth and other private lenders. www.farnsworthmuseum.org/

Andrew Wyeth’s Christina’s World provides ample ground for speculation. Who is Christina, and why is her world filled with mystery and nostalgia?

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