Once upon a time, no American artist (and certainly no American illustrator) was more famous than Maxfield Parrish. A master of light and color, Parrish was known for his dreamy views of young men and ...

The masterpieces of Maxfield Parrish are recognized by many who have seen his vibrant landscapes and dreamy fantasies gracing homes, hotels and magazine covers for decades. For Alma Gilbert, the ...

19.88 x 14 in. (50.5 x 35.6 cm.) Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, Brandywine River Museum, Maxfield Parrish: Master of Make-Believe, June 1-September 2, 1974, p. 33, nos. 62-63 (as Red Cross - World War I ...

The dreamlike creations of artist Maxfield Parrish are on display now at the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum in Palm Beach, bringing the island some of the painter and illustrator's most notable works. ...

20.13 x 16.38 in. (51.1 x 41.6 cm.) Maxfield Parrish’s popularity as an illustrator began with his early work for magazine publishers. An Easter 1895 cover for Harper’s Bazaar, one of the leading ...

Museum members and supporters reveled in early 20th-century art when Nassau County Museum of Art unveiled its newest exhibition, “Maxfield Parrish: Paintings and Prints from the National Museum of ...

The Flagler Museum's 2025 Winter Exhibition is on view January 21st through April 20th and features 25 original works of art by Maxfield Parrish. A NEW ART EXHIBIT COMING TO THE FLAGLER MUSEUM, AND IT ...

are expected to be a major draw. The museum breaks with its traditional summertime Everson Biennial show of regional artists. Instead, the Everson will present a four-part series, titled “The Edge of ...

Between the world wars, artist Maxfield Parrish was the common man's Rembrandt. When a Parrish print was placed in a department store window, crowds gathered to admire it. Hotels hung his dreamscapes ...

Who’s America’s greatest illustrator? For most people, the answer is as simple as a cocktail-napkin doodle: When it comes to the art of commercial illustration, no one did it better than Norman ...