An article by art critic and writer Edgar Allen Beem on guiding 22 travelers fro
Date
4-1-1996
Pages
70-73, 117
Abstract
An article by art critic and writer Edgar Allen Beem on guiding 22 travelers from Oregon on a four-day, Maine Line-bus art tour of the Maine coast. The tourists saw a lot of art, but were most struck by the people: Doris Homer, who showed them Winslow Homer's studio at Prouts Neck; Dudley Rockwell, Andrew Wyeth's brother-in-law, who showed them the Olson House in Cushing, which Wyeth immortalized; and Vinalhaven artists, Charlie Hewitt, Tom Lieber, Robert Indiana, John Wulp, and others, who rallied on a rainy day to welcome the group to the island and show them its art life.
Subjects
Artists, Tours, Beem, Edgar Allen, Hewitt, Charles, Homer, Doris, Indiana, Robert, Lieber, Tom, Rockwell, Dudley, Wulp, John
Recommended Citation
Beem, Edgar Allen, "An article by art critic and writer Edgar Allen Beem on guiding 22 travelers fro" (1996). Maine News Index - Down East Magazine. 1832.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_downeast/1832
Source
Down East