“Obviously we missed the boat.” The painting’s owner ... The Museum of Modern Art owns the painting “Christina’s World” by Andrew Wyeth, one of N.C. Wyeth’s five children.

Discouraged, Andrew put the painting in his basement ... of caribou antlers evokes Karl Kuerner; an abandoned boat is meant to represent Wyeth’s Maine neighbor, fisherman Henry Teel.

He's also the father of painter Andrew Wyeth and the grandfather of painter Jamie Wyeth. The painting is one of four illustrations Wyeth did for a 1939 edition of Helen Hunt Jackson's Ramona ...

where Andrew Wyeth’s 1980 painting “Day Dream” sold for over $23.2 million, more than seven times the high estimate of $3 million.

Wyeth was an empiricist. Loving coastal Maine, he wanted to paint it in all its wind-blasted austerity, its hard-bitten romance. He wanted to capture those wind-lashed blades of sea grass ...

Most everybody knows the name Andrew Wyeth, but everybody doesn’t know the extent of his work, least of all me. I was familiar with the “Helga pictures” that were the subject of controversy ...

With “Winter 1946,” he said, for the first time, “I was painting with real reason to do it.” Another image of that hillside dominates the first gallery of “Andrew Wyeth: Life and Death ...