Andrew Wyeth

The Helga Pictures

Christopher Crosman

Anna B. McCoy

John W. McCoy

William A. Farnsworth Library and Art Museum

Illustrated with the author's own superb pen-and-ink illustrations and spectacular close-up photographs of moths found in the eastern U.S., this book will be of interest not only to nature enthusiasts, but also to parents, birders, butterfly aficionados, and anyone interested in the outdoors.

John W. McCoy, American Painter

Selections from the Holly and Arthur Magill Collection, 24 July-24 September 1989, Portland Museum of Art

Andrew Wyeth in Maine

Henry Adams

This book presents drawings that Andrew Wyeth retained for his own collection -- many preliminary to well-known paintings. Created over more than five decades, from 1951 to 2005, they range from portraits of family members and friends to vibrant depictions of objects, landscapes, and buildings in and around the artist's homes in Pennsylvania and Maine. These works reflect the insight, emotion, and technique that are uniquely his. They demonstrate Wyeth's extraordinary skill as a draftsman and the accuracy with which he sees light and dark, enabling him to model forms while suggesting the very substance and texture of what he sees. "I have always been powerfully affected by Andrew Wyeth's drawings and studies -- particularly those studies that do not attempt to cover the whole surface of the paper but instead focus on a few elements, so that the image seems to emerge magically from the empty white background, rather like a photograph that we observe in the process of development." -- Henry Adams

Master Drawings from the Artist's Collection

Susan E. Strickler

Early Watercolors

Greenville County Museum of Art

Works

Betsy James Wyeth

This album of photographs, watercolor sketches, watercolor paintings, and finished tempera paintings, accompanied by a revealing personal text, explores the world of Christina Olson, the subject of Wyeth's most famous paintings

Paintings and Pre-studies of Andrew Wyeth

Christina's World

Laura J. Hoptman

Laura Hoptman

Presents an essay on Andrew Wyeth's most famous painting, "Christina's World," discussing the artist's inspiration, specific details, and the controversies surrounding both the work and his life after its release.

Wyeth

Andrew Wyeth

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