Explore Historic American Art at the Farnsworth Museum
On this expansive quantity dedicated to one of many premier artwork collections within the U.S., the wealthy and full image of Maine’s central position in American artwork from the early nineteenth century to the current is chronicled.
Celebrate Maine's bicentennial with a fascinating e-book showcasing over 200 iconic American artworks from the renowned Farnsworth Art Museum collection. Discover how Maine has played a pivotal role in shaping American art through the works of Andrew Wyeth, Marsden Hartley, Georgia O’Keeffe, and more. Dive into a rich tapestry of artistic expression that vividly captures the essence of the state and the evolution of American art. This volume also delves into two historical sites: the Farnsworth Homestead, once the residence of founder Lucy Copeland Farnsworth, and the National Historic Landmark Olson House, which inspired Andrew Wyeth's famous works, including "Christina’s World."
Lucy Copeland Farnsworth's unique vision to establish a museum, library, and historic home places her among the pioneering yet often overlooked women who founded museums across the United States in the early 20th century. This e-book explores her contribution to American artwork and history, highlighting her significant role alongside other influential figures like Andrew.
