The Eye of the Earth,” co-organized by Reynolda House Museum of American Art and the Brandywine Museum of Art in Chadds Ford, ...

He lives alone on an island, wears knickers and mismatched knee socks and is approaching 80. He collects taxidermy and automaton machines, creates miniature worlds and has worked in a morgue.

The iconic American artist's connection to Kuerner Farm, the subject of a traveling show in North Carolina, was haunted by death.

Five of the children are Wyeth’s own, including Andrew, who stands closest to the sea. The sixth child, wearing a white cap, is believed to represent Engle. The painting hangs in the cafeteria ...

Jamie Wyeth is the son of Andrew Wyeth ... he's turning it up a notch.” One painting in the exhibit, “Ramps,” depicts a large white Sycamore tree with a person barely visible to one side.

The North Carolina Museum of Art's gleaming white galleries, which hang with paintings like Andrew Wyeth's "Winter 1946" and "The Holy Family with St. Anne" by Peter Paul Rubens and Workshop ...

The "Andrew Wyeth at Kuerner Farm: The Eye of the Earth" exhibition runs at Reynolda House Museum of American Art through May 25. It features pieces from Andrew Wyeth's seven decades of painting a ...

He is associated with the Brandywine School and is known for his work in oil painting, watercolor, and tempera. His subject matter often includes people, animals, and landscapes. Jamie Wyeth has been ...