Updated oktober 2026 · ranked by our popularity score (searches, visits and orders for each work) · 61 works by Andrew Wyeth in our catalogue
In short
The Andrew Wyeth painting most people know is Christina's World (1948), and you can see it at the MoMA - Museum of Modern Art, New York City. Right after it come Lovers (1981) and Winter Fields (1942). Out of 61 works by Andrew Wyeth in our catalogue, these 61 are the best known. Each one comes with its year, its museum and a short note on what makes it stand out.
Andrew Wyeth’s Christina’s World, geschilderd in 1948, is meer dan een eenvoudig landschap; het is een diepe, emotionele reis naar de ziel van een vrouw en haar band met de aarde. De afbeelding, afkomstig uit de afgelegen regio Cushing, Maine, toont Anna Christina Olson, een jonge vrouw die in een weelderige, dorre heide ligt, haar blik gericht op een vervagend landhuis in de verte. Het is een scène vol sereniteit,…
The artwork titled Lovers was executed by the American artist Andrew Wyeth. This specific piece was created about 1981. The painting was originally given as a gift to the artist's wife, Betsy.
In the quiet, frost-bitten landscape of Andrew Newell Wyeth’s 1942 masterpiece, Winter Fields, there exists a profound stillness that transcends mere seasonal depiction. At first glance, the viewer is met with a scene of stark, desolate beauty: a single dead crow rests amidst the tall, desiccated grasses of a winter field. Yet, to look closer is to enter a meditative space where the boundaries between life and death, presence and…
Andrew Newell Wyeth, a master of American Regionalism, possessed an extraordinary ability to distill the essence of everyday life into paintings that resonate with profound emotional depth. His 1980 work, "Day Dream," exemplifies this talent, offering a glimpse into a private world of contemplation and subtle yearning. The painting depicts a woman, seemingly lost in thought, reclining on a bed within a modestly furnished room—a scene both familiar and imbued…
This striking portrait depicts Willard Snowden, a drifter who lived in the artist’s Pennsylvania studio for several years and sat for several paintings in the mid-1960s. Wyeth used tempera and set him before a featureless background, elements characteristic of Renaissance portraiture—thereby elevating the humble sitter like the nobility typically featured in such paintings. Sensitively rendered at life-size in a palette of russet browns, the portrait is rich with subtle detail,…
Untitled (873)
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Newell )1917
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Sallie Curtis McCoy1935 · Brandywine Museum of Art
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Snow Flurries1953
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Blubber Island, Maine1938
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Self-Portrait1940
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Roaring Reef1951 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Young America1950 · Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
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Sandspit1953 · Museum of Fine Arts
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November First1950 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Trodden Weed1951
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Untitled (D2X2TS)1949
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Corner of the Woods1954 · Museum of Fine Arts
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Anna Christina1967 · Museum of Fine Arts
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On Her Knees1977
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The Critic1990 · Brandywine Museum of Art
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The Alchemist1937 · Science History Institute
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Untitled (141)
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Dentzel
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Distant thunder
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Field sparrow
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Black man seated
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Windmill
34
Man and dory
35
Tending to the vegetable garden
36
Along the tail race
37
Cosmos
38
Barn lamp
39
Riverboat
40
Beauty rest
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N the boat
42
Army surplus
43
Polly (sailboat with figures)
44
Low tide
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French connection
46
Carrying corn
47
Pennsylvania landscape (from the studio)
48
In the orchard (helga in orchard)
49
Chopping wood
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Beech tree
51
Dry well (rain barrel)
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Independence day
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Fall grasses
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Christina's bedroom
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Rose hips (study for back water)
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Skunk cabbage
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Charlie ervine in the doorway
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Christina's teapot
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Jacklight
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Spring evening
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Tomorrow The Outer Shoals
The four subjects that come up most often in these pieces, each with its best-known example.
The 8 museums that hold the most of the paintings on this page.
| Museum | City | Works by Andrew Wyeth | Paintings from this list |
|---|---|---|---|
 Museum of Fine Arts |
Boston | 3 | Sandspit, Corner of the Woods, Anna Christina |
 Brandywine Museum of Art |
Delaware County | 2 | Sallie Curtis McCoy, The Critic |
 Smithsonian American Art Museum |
Washington, D.C. | 2 | Roaring Reef, November First |
 MoMA - Museum of Modern Art |
New York City | 1 | Christina's World |
 Whitney Museum of American Art |
New York | 1 | Winter Fields |
 Hammer Museum |
Los Angeles | 1 | Day Dream |
 Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts |
Philadelphia | 1 | Young America |
 Science History Institute |
Philadelphia | 1 | The Alchemist |
Pick a decade to see its standout piece.
Andrew Wyeth’s Christina’s World, geschilderd in 1948, is meer dan een eenvoudig landschap; het is een diepe, emotionele reis naar de ziel van een vrouw en haar band met de aarde. De afbeelding, afkomstig uit de afgelegen regio Cushing, Maine, toont Anna Christina Olson, een jonge vrouw die in een weelderige, dorre heide ligt, haar blik gericht op een vervagend landhuis in de verte. Het is een scène vol sereniteit,…
A hill slopes gently up and away from us, and is painted with a few streaks of white amid a field of earthy ash gray, fawn and rust brown, and muted olive green in this horizontal landscape painting. The horizon comes about two-thirds of the way up the composition, and the sky above lightens from smoky gray to our left to icy white to our right. Short, vertical brushstrokes along…
The artwork titled Lovers was executed by the American artist Andrew Wyeth. This specific piece was created about 1981. The painting was originally given as a gift to the artist's wife, Betsy.
Top of the list is Christina's World (1948), MoMA - Museum of Modern Art, New York City. Right behind it: Lovers (1981) and Winter Fields (1942).
31 years old. Andrew Wyeth was born in 1917, and Christina's World dates from 1948.
Christina's World, Lovers, Winter Fields, Day Dream, Wind from the Sea, Henry Teel, Anna Christina, Grape Wine, Allen (oodie) lynch and Bikini. You'll find the year and the museum of each in the list above.
We have 61 works by Andrew Wyeth in our catalogue, dated 1935 to 1990.
You'll find most of them in Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), Brandywine Museum of Art (Delaware County) and Smithsonian American Art Museum (Washington, D.C.). The museum list above has the full breakdown.
In 1950s, more than any other time: 7 of the 61 pieces on this page date from then, Snow Flurries among them.
The earliest piece here is Sallie Curtis McCoy (1935); the most recent is The Critic (1990).
Rural pennsylvania (5), American art (4) and Woman (3), out of the 61 pieces on this page.
Contemporary realism and Dutch, as you can see in the pieces on this page.
You can see 3 of the pieces on this page at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, including Sandspit, Corner of the Woods and Anna Christina.
