Edward Hopper painted “First Branch of the White River, Vermont” in 1938 from a hillside on the farm at which he and his wife, Jo, were staying. The painting is now in the collection of the Museum of ...

Eighty-one years ago, in 1939, artists Alden and Mary Bryan first came to Jeffersonville. The visit was suggested by their friend, acclaimed landscape artist and teacher Emile Gruppé, who was also ...

The Southern Vermont Arts Center is currently presenting a retrospective exhibit of the late Brian Sweetland’s paintings: “Brian Sweetland’s Nature: A Vermont Artist’s Journey.” The show, curated by ...

"Published on the occasion of the exhibition, Old Summits, Far-Surrounding Vales : The Vermont Landscape paintings of Charles Louis Heyde (1822-1892) at the Robert Hull Fleming Museum on the campus of ...

BENNINGTON — On view at the Bennington Museum from Saturday through June 17, the “Three Vermont Impressionists” exhibition features the work of three artists who painted Vermont landscapes in an ...

Edward Hopper’s time in Vermont was bracketed by natural disasters: the flood of 1927 and the New England hurricane of 1938. In between, the artist who would later become famous for scenes of urban ...

“If it’s looking back at me, I know it’s done,” says Randy Allen standing in the Gallery at Highland Center for the Arts, an array of his evocative abstracted landscapes looking back at him and other ...

Cantor, Jay E., "The landscape of change: views of rural New England, 1790-1865 [exhibition]," Sturbridge, MA: Old Sturbridge Village, 1976. "Charles Louis Heyde: Nineteenth-Century Vermont Landscape ...

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Lyman Orton arrived at a local auction six decades ago in hopes of furnishing his first house, only to spy a seemingly simple ...