Andrew Wyeth at Kuerner Farm: The Eye of the Earth Pulp Art This collection of 21 Crandall

This collection of 21 Crandall favorites

Charlie (a singer and a mouse) struggling with the blank page is visited by a small bird called Solitude

"The Joyous Season" article by Geoffrey Blum

The work of the late Carlos Nine

about the anachronism of Hercules living in modern day New York

Andrew Wyeth at Kuerner Farm: The Eye of the Earth Pulp Art This collection of 21 CrandallFrom the publisher: The most private of artists was beguiled by a hardscrabble farm and its residents down the road from his studio, revealing some of his most personal friendships, and yielding some of his most iconic paintings. Andrew Wyeth first discovered the haunting beauty of the farm owned by German immigrants Karl and Anna Kuerner on his boyhood rambles in Pennsylvania's bucolic Brandywine River Valley, and it would captivate him for the rest