Andrew Wyeth

Mighty tomes, deep dives and fresh perspectives — the most eagerly awaited volumes being trailed by art-world publishers focus on subjects including the still-life painter Clara Peeters, Andrew Wyeth, the Vorticists and NYC’s ragtag radicals.

The Farnsworth Art Museum has announced a significant addition to its collection: “Spring Landscape at Kuerners,” a captivating oil painting by Andrew Wyeth, created circa 1934.

Twenty works owned by late Linda Bean go under hammer in New York alongside Rockwell painting valued at $3-5m.

The United States is fortunate to have a lively museum scene, with hundreds of thousands of artworks on public view at their home institutions and thousands more in circulation through traveling exhibitions.

The exhibition takes its name from a line in 'Walden' and, like that memoir, explores just what a person might get up to alone in the woods.

Sometime between 1948 and today, Christina’s World evolved from a painting into an icon.

This fall at Philbrook, guests will experience iconic American masterpieces including powerful portraits, sweeping landscapes, and exquisite still lifes.

The Farnsworth Art Museum proudly presents “Andrew Wyeth: 1982,” an exhibition showcasing a pivotal year in the artist’s life and work.

Forum Gallery will present What’s New?, the gallery's first exhibition of the fall season spotlighting works new to the gallery.

In June, the Palmer Museum of Art at Penn State debuted a new building designed by Allied Works and landscape architect Reed Hilderbrand, who previously designed Denver’s Clyfford Still Museum.

The celebrated American realist’s fascinating abstract experiments lasted decades, yet are little known.

(Cushing, ME) Arts in the Barn/Cushing Historical Society presents “Pastels: A Convergence of Styles”, a show displaying the work of 5 artists who work with pastels in a variety of ways.

Of the broad spectrum of human emotions, sadness is the one that has been a common underlying element of many famous artworks to date.

Influenced by Andrew Wyeth, Irish artist Fergus Ryan uses egg tempera to represent collective history and spiritual heritage

Before Philip Guston developed the loud and plush figuration of his renown, before he Anglicized his surname in adulthood, the 12-year-old known as Philip Goldstein joined the art staff of the Los Angeles Times Junior Club.