A Good Day’s Work” repositions Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses (1860–1961) as a multidimensional force in American art, ...

Grandma Moses—born Sept. 7, 1860—always enjoyed art, but she didn't launch her career until late in her life, for a number of reasons ...

And of course, the Smithsonian houses a number of Moses items: the Smithsonian American Art Museum has two on view, "Christmas" in the Luce Foundation Center on the third floor and "Grandma Moses ...

“From the earliest mood boards for The Six Bells, Grandma Moses’ artwork was always central to the design and inspiration for the brand,” says owner Audrey Gelman, who is also opening a Six ...

Grandma Moses used creativity, hope, and togetherness as tools for shaping a life that she metaphorically likened to “a good day’s work.” Moses melded direct observation of nature and personal ...

The Moses farm may be the one property the association has preserved that is known worldwide. Grandma Moses’s full name was Anna Mary Robertson Moses. “This is a beautiful farm.

BENNINGTON -- Almost 75 years after she became an international sensation for her paintings of rural eastern New York and southern Vermont, the art of Grandma Moses has a new home at the Bennington ...

Hildegard Bachert, who helped promote artists including Gustav Klimt and Grandma Moses, in 1968. (Galerie St. Etienne) ...

For the first half of ”Grandma Moses,” currently at the Civic Theatre, Cloris Leachman portrays that celebrated character in hearty middle age, well before international fame, busily pa… ...