Collection: Andrew Wyeth

Andrew Wyeth (1917-2009) was a prominent American artist recognized for his meticulous realism and subdued color palette. Born in Pennsylvania into an artistic family, his father, renowned illustrator N.C. Wyeth, provided his early art education. Wyeth's works predominantly depict the rural landscapes and people around his homes in Pennsylvania and Maine. His style, termed "magic realism," masterfully captures the subtle details and haunting atmosphere of these regions. His most iconic painting, "Christina's World" (1948), exemplifies his ability to imbue everyday scenes with profound emotional resonance. Although some critics categorized his style as conservative, his mastery of technique and depth of feeling have made his work enduringly popular. Wyeth was the recipient of numerous honors, including a Presidential Medal of Freedom and a National Medal of Arts. Today, Andrew Wyeth's significant contributions to American realism continue to be celebrated, and his works are held in major museums across the world.