Andrew Wyeth, “Young Bull,” 1960. Drybrush watercolor. (Margery Lewis Smith/Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Wyeth/Wyeth Foundation for American Art/Artists Rights Society/Brandywine Museum of Art) It ...

But in visiting “Andrew Wyeth: American Master” at the Boca ... for Thin as Vanity), a 1978 watercolor on paper, and the dry brush watercolor on paper of Dave Taylor (1967), a stern-looking ...

Essayists have spilled copious puddles of ink regarding Andrew ... of the brush to make foliage. This pleasant, assured painting is better than what many artists could ever manage, but Wyeth ...

And then there’s Andrew Wyeth. The Delaware County painter ... This does develop into a very finished dry-brush, but not all of them do. ... This has a lot of abstract qualities, but you ...

The world of art first was introduced to James Browning Wyeth in a 1952 dry-brush by his father, Andrew Wyeth, entitled “Faraway.” Five-year-old Jamie was shown in faded dungarees, a Davy Crockett ...

Your dry-brush watercolors have an amazing amount of detail. How do you achieve this? I was influenced by the watercolors of Albrecht Durer. I was interested in the rabbit that he did, and the ...

Andrew Wyeth had become an art world celebrity. But Wyeth had already begun to feel that watercolor was too facile. He turned to the Renaissance method of tempera—egg yolk mixed with dry pigment ...

Come one, come all to worship at the altar of St. Andrew. The Brandywine River Museum of Art’s largest exhibition ever celebrates the centennial of painter and favorite son Andrew Wyeth’s ...