Volume 1 · 119 works · 9 chapters
Weir Farm
In 1957 Sperry and Doris Andrews purchased the Julian Alden Weir farmhouse on the border of Wilton and Ridgefield, Connecticut. The house, yard, barns, studios, pond and woods became one of the primary subjects of his work for nearly five decades.
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House
10 worksYard
13 worksFarm
20 worksStudios
16 worksPond
8 worksPreserve
22 worksCora's
7 worksFlowers
6 worksWinter
17 works
In print
Volume 1: The Art of C. Sperry Andrews III at Weir Farm
Chapters: House, Yard, Farm, Studios, Pond, Preserve, Cora's, Flowers, Winter.
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