Andrew and Betsy’s son Jamie, whose own career includes working with Andy Warhol at The Factory in the seventies, is a contemporary artist still living and working in Chadd’s Ford, Pennsylvania – at least part of the year. Later, young Andrew Wyeth and his sister Carolyn began their art training under their father, along with artist John W. Wyeth’s child-bearing children contributed to the painting tradition as it’s continued through the third generation artists, and onto the fourth, with the same commitment as those before them.

They even have their own art gallery here. Wyeth through the 1920s and continue to paint. Wyeth’s most famous and eldest son Andrew (who died in 2009 at 91), N.C.’s eldest daughter Henriette Wyeth and her husband Peter Hurd were both students of N.C. This family has produced four generations of painters with a remarkable consistency of excellence.

Wyeth Family Pumpkin Paintings Patriarch N.C. Wyeth’s youngest and most famous son, the late Andrew, directly down to Andrew’s son Jamie, but also to Andrew’s sisters Carolyn and Henriette, their spouses and their offspring as well. The artistic bloodline has continued not only through N. Beginning with illustrator and painter Newell Convers “N.C.” Wyeth (1882–1945) in the late 1800s, the family has spawned four generations of reputable artists. The Wyeths are America’s most famous multi-generational family of artists. If you’re at all familiar with American Art, you know the work of at least one of the Wyeths. Andrew Wyeth, Mischief Night, 2002, watercolor on paper, private collection Jamie Wyeth, Mischief Night, 1986, Mixed media on paper, 22.5” x 31”

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