A Good Day’s Work” repositions Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses (1860–1961) as a multidimensional force in American art, whose beloved painted recollections of rural life earned her a distinctive ...

Eagle Bridge, N. Y. (pop. 300) nestles on the hard western slope of Vermont's Green Mountains just where they roll over the New York border. There 13 years ago Farmer Thomas Solomon Moses died, ...

Grandma Moses, who did not even think of painting seriously until she was 76, devotes her art to her life. It is commemoration, celebration and thanks for the blessings of her many fruitful years.

Grandma Moses, John Kane and Horace Pippin are just some of the figures in this exhibition who redefined what it meant to be an artist—and what was American about American art.

Grandma Moses. He figured that if celebrated folk artist Anna Mary Robertson Moses could make her mark with a paintbrush, so could he. But it was 20 years before Rochette found the time to paint. When ...

In "Grandma Moses Goes to the Big City" (1946), in the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s collection, she depicts herself—at age 80—about to leave on her first trip to New York City to see her ...

Grandma Moses benefited from changing ideas of what good art was, and from her own genius in bringing her memories of the past to life in paint. Anna Mary Robertson was born on September 7, 1860 ...

A new American folk art show at Jacksonville's Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens digs deep into the ... There are a few well-known artists in the show — Grandma Moses, Edward Hicks — but for ...