Andrew Wyeth is a famous American artist of the 20th century. One of his most famous paintings is called
Christina's World. Mr. Wyeth had a summer home in
Cushing, Maine. When in town, he often visited the Olson family and
sketched and painted many of the family members and their property.
Christina Olsen suffered from polio. While visiting the
historical home
from the 1700's during my recent paint trip to Maine, I captured this
scene (Christina's Window, 14 x 11) of the chairs Christina would sit at as she viewed the world
through the kitchen window.
This is lovely Brent. I love the window, the light and the color and brush strokes. Beautiful. R
ReplyDeleteThanks Randy. The subject matter is a bit different for me, but I was truly inspired by the setting.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite things, although I don't paint it often is that gorgeous light coming through the window and into an intimate scene. Your inspiration shows.
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