- American Illustrators Gallery
18 East 77th Street, NYC 10021
Phone: (212)744-5190 Fax: (212)744-0128.Jennifer Paige, for the Maxfield Parrish Family Trust says: This is the largest collection of original Parrish art available for sale and it is on exhibition (by Appointment only).
There are over 60 orginal paintings, and the single largest collection of Vintage pieces, with over 800 items in pure vintage condition. Judy Goffman Cutler is the Gallery Director and curated the major exhibition 'Maxfield Parrish: A Retrospective' which toured Asia and concluded at the Norman Rockwell Museum two years ago.
The gallery handles all the great original art from the Golden Age of American Illustration and is suggested as a 'must see' by museums, auction houses and the like, as well as collectors and artists, and other gallery owners, as the best source for the best in American Illustration nationally.
American Illustrators Gallery and Laurence S Cutler AIA RIBA, have loaned two large murals, never exhibited before, from 'A Florentine Fete' to The National Arts Club, in New York City's Gramercy Park, where they may be viewed with advance appointment.
- The Maxfield Parrish Museum Store (a permanent exhibition)
The Loon's Nest, Curry Place (on Squam Lake)
Holderness, New Hampshire 03245Jennifer Paige, for the Maxfield Parrish Family Trust says: This is the lake where the film, 'On Golden Pond' was filmed, home state of Maxfield Parrish. The exhibition, now open year-round, is sponsored by the Maxfield Parrish Family Trust, headed by his granddaughter Joanna Maxfield Parrish. It is an exhibition of vintage and contemporary art prints, as well as photographs directly from the original art works. Some are shown in the original frames actually made by the artist himself.
- The Plainfield New Hampshire Stage Set Committee
Jennifer Paige, for the Maxfield Parrish Family Trust says: The Plainfield New Hampshire Stage Set Committee has a wonderful exhibition of the Stage Set that Parrish did for his community, they also sell Parrish items in a store on-site, including over 40 different framed images, many of which not published before.
- Maxfield Parrish Collection
The collection consists of manuscripts, original sketches and drawings, reproductions of his work, books which he illustrated and other ephemera. One of his oil paintings, "Early Autumn, White Birch," is owned by the college and is often exhibited.
- The Dream Garden mural.
It measures 15 x 49 feet. It's one of only three such murals executed under the direction of Louis Comfort Tiffany. Work was begun in 1914 and it was dedicated in 1916. The mural is composed of 100,000 pieces of glass in 260 colors.
It's located in the the Sixth Street lobby of the Curtis Center (formerly the Curtis Building) at Sixth and Walnut Streets, across from Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA.
- Brandywine River Museum.
U.S. Route 1, Chadds Ford, PAI'm told that "they do have some Parrishes, but not many (maybe two or three) in their permanent collection. I seem to recall they were a couple of his Jello illustration and a sandwich board type construct for a restaurant. This was a couple of years ago, however."
- Morse Museum
Winter Park, FLA few Parrish paintings are on exhibit: Elm Autumn (1934) and New Hamphsire Winter (1939).
- On the Web:
- Carol Gerten-Jackson's Parrish Page
A nice collection. Carol did an awesome job scanning these in.- Maxfield Parrish Imaginations Camera.
- A Parrish-inspired Quilt
The quilter dyed his own fabric to create a scene modeled after Maxfield Parrish's paintnig The Reluctant Dragon.- Enya - "The Memory of Trees"
A Parrish-inspired Album Cover.
- Other Artist Exhibits on the Web:
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