American Graphic Masters

Graphic Masters is the title of an online exhibition at the the American Art Museum site (part of the Smithsonian Institute).  Here are three works that especially appealed to me --

Excelsior Geyser, Yellowstone Park, 1873, by Thomas Moran (watercolor, pencil)

November First, 1950, by Andrew Wyeth (watercolor)

August Breakfast, Maine, 1997, by Carolyn Brady (watercolor) 

And here is another that I like very much --

Ezekiel Saw the Wheel, c. 1943, William H. Johnson (tempera, pen and ink, pencil)

and that I have selected especially because it somehow reminds me of that very special contemporary American artist, Girl from the North Country.   

Comments

[am]

Thank you for the link. I like that painting very much, too. I was not familiar with the work of William H. Johnson but definitely have been influenced by his contemporaries, Jacob Lawrence and Horace Pippin. I am grateful to hear that something of their art spirit comes through to you in my paintings and drawings.