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“That Hour,” a photograph by Peter Ralston, shows Andrew and Betsy Wyeth. Betsy Wyeth died Tuesday at age 98. Peter Ralston, Ralston Gallery
Betsy Wyeth, the art-family matriarch who died Tuesday at age 98 in Pennsylvania, was credited as her husband’s muse and model, but she did far more than simply inspire Andrew Wyeth to make great paintings.
From the day they met in 1939, when 17-year-old Betsy took Andy to see the Olson House in Cushing, she introduced him to the places that would become most important to him and created magnificent environments for him to paint by restoring buildings, preserving land and making everything around her authentic and beautiful.
“Andy Wyeth never would have become Andrew Wyeth without her,” said longtime family friend and photographer Peter Ralston of Rockport, who grew up across the street from the Wyeths in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, and followed them to Maine. “She created the worlds in which they lived. And these worlds weren’t just some Colonial Williamsburg wannabes. Andy had a vision for a painting and would go at it with pencil and
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Betsy ensured that Andrew could work without distraction by purchasing three private islands in the Gulf of Maine to create a living sanctuary.
On a rugged group of islands off the coast of Maine, Betsy Wyeth (1921-2020) created a world that nurtured the talent of her husband, American realist painter Andrew Wyeth (1917-2009), and their artist son Jamie (b.1946).
Andrew visualized the mood and deep emotional impact of places that Betsy orchestrated for them. Jamie, who also benefited from her orchestrating, even went so far as to say once that, “She should have also signed his paintings.”
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