Henriette Wyeth : the artifice of blue light /

Pulitzer prize-winning author Paul Horgan, a long time family friend, writes of the early life, artistic inspirations, and inner vision that have guided Henriette Wyeth in a lifetime of deeply personal artmaking.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Horgan, Paul, 1903-1995 (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Santa Fe : Museum of New Mexico Press, [1994]
Subjects:	Wyeth, Henriette, > 1907-1997 > Criticism and interpretation. Realism in art > United States. Wyeth, N. C. > (Newell Convers), > 1882-1945 > Influence. Fathers and daughters > United States. Pères et filles > États-Unis. Wyeth, Henriette, > 1907-1997 Wyeth, N. C. > (Newell Convers), > 1882-1945 Fathers and daughters. Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.) Realism in art. United States. Wyeth, Henriette. Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Description
Summary:	Pulitzer prize-winning author Paul Horgan, a long time family friend, writes of the early life, artistic inspirations, and inner vision that have guided Henriette Wyeth in a lifetime of deeply personal artmaking.
Item Description:	Also published as a special edition with additional plate, The Brazilian Orchids, and limited to one hundred numbered copies signed by the artist and an additional one hundred copies, unumbered and unsigned. The edition is handbound in quarter leather with edpapers by Tinrocker handmade paper and slipcase by BookLab, Austin, Texas. The Cushing Library Lowman copy is part of the Craig Jensen Collection. The Cushing Library Lowman copy is one of 100 unnumbered copies; unsigned special copy; quarter leather with slipcase.
Physical Description:	106 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 28 cm
ISBN:	0890132674 9780890132678 0890132712 9780890132715