SANDWICH, MASS. — Exhibitions of works by three generations of Wyeth artists are invariably intriguing and rewarding. Intriguing because visitors can spot similarities and differences among the three: N.C. Wyeth (1882–1945), the great master of the Golden Age of American Illustration; his son Andrew (1917–2009), an icon of Twentieth Century American art; and Andrew’s son Jamie (b 1946), adventurous and his own man, an artist who has created works on a wide variety of subjects. Wyeth exhibitions are rewarding because each artist, in his own way and in his own time, produced work that speaks to how we see ourselves, to our history and traditions, and to the importance of family and place.
JUNE 11-OCT. 3, 2026 lockwoodmathewsmansion.com lockwood_mathews_mansion CELEBRATING AMERICA'S 250th NEW EXHIBIT ♦ JUNE 11-OCT. 3, 2026 LOCKWOODMATHEWSMANSION.COM Portrait, Courtesy of Norwalk Historical Society
