I have been enjoying the films I’ve been sharing lately featuring the work of some of my favorite artists. It sometimes gives me a wider view of their body of work, giving me glimpse at lesser known pieces alongside their greatest hits while listening to music that often fits the tone of the work.
Today’s pick was an easy one for me. It’s a lovely compilation of the work of Andrew Wyeth set to the gorgeous guitar of John Williams‘ version of British composer Stanley Myers’ Cavatina. You might recognize the song from its prominent place in the film The Deer Hunter.
Andrew Wyeth would have been 100 years old in 2017 and to mark the occasion, the Fenimore Museum in Cooperstown has an exhibit opening in May that celebrates the life and work of Wyeth. It is curated by his granddaughter, Victoria Wyeth, and includes many items from his personal collection. It is on my to do list.
Anyway, enjoy this beautiful group of paintings and the music that accompanies it. I am off to work, happier for having watched this short film this morning.
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This and today’s video about the women are just wonderful. I’m glad I had the time to sit down with a cuppa and enjoy them this morning.
Excited to hear that Wyeth is coming to the Fenimore! Took the family to Philadelphia last week on school break and made a side trip to the Brandywine Art Museum. Great museum and nice to see the environment where he got his inspiration for many of his paintings. Always been a fan. Enjoyed the video, many paintings I hadn’t seen before, and enjoyed the classical guitar.