Visitors to the National Gallery of Art's "Andrew Wyeth: Looking Out, Looking In" are greeted by a masterpiece, the artist's 1947 "Wind from the Sea," which structures the whole exhibition.

Fox Grass Below Adam's and 7,000 other works by Andrew Wyeth are now available to museums, researchers and members of the public. Collection of the Wyeth Foundation ...

Come one, come all to worship at the altar of St. Andrew. The Brandywine River Museum of Art ... wind on the water’s edge in Maine. It was painted after a young woman was swept away to sea ...

Harvard’s President Nathan Pusey, chatting with Painter Andrew Wyeth at dinner the ... His flesh crawls at odd moments. In Wind from the Sea Wyeth opens an upstairs window in Christina Olson ...

“I’m a figment of his imagination, like a leaf blowing in the wind … I’m there, but I’m not there.” According to John Wilmerding, an art historian and the author of Andrew ...

Andrew Wyeth was a decorated American painter. His honors, which include a Congressional Gold Medal and a National Medal of Arts award, are stored in a showcase in the private office of Mary C.

The Brandywine Museum features paintings from the private family collection of 7,000 paintings by Andrew Wyeth. Many have never been seen. Andrew Wyeth, ''Noah's ark Study,'' 2004, watercolor on paper ...

Wyeth painted real things, real people. He was not always great. But amid the abstract and minimalist drone that dominates most museum collections of postwar art ... wind-lashed blades of sea ...