And to the world, she's always affectionately been known as "Grandma Moses." The much-loved artist, whose 150th birthday is today, ...

Anyone remotely interested in American folk art or cottagecore style is familiar with the name Grandma Moses. Born in 1860, Anna Mary Robertson Moses didn’t start painting until her late 70s ...

Grandma Moses—born Sept. 7, 1860—always enjoyed art, ... Her work sold for as much as $3,000 a piece and hung in the homes of some of the art world’s most famous collectors.

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 ...

Anna Mary Robertson “Grandma” Moses (1860-1961), A Country Wedding, 1951. Oil on pressed board, 22 x 27 in. Bennington Museum/Grandma Moses Properties Co. In the 1950s more Americans knew the ...

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 ...

WHITE CREEK, N.Y. — History, art and farmland preservation came together last week when the landscape that inspired Grandma Moses’ paintings of rural life was permanently protected from ...

A state historical marker issued by the Virginia Department of Historic Resources highlighting the years that Anna Mary Robertson Moses – known to the world as Grandma Moses for her Primitive ...

In June, state and local officials dedicated a highway marker tomemorialize Anna Moses' 18 years in the Augusta County area, decades before she became world-renowned painter known as Grandma Moses.