Andrew Wyeth

Christina's World

Christina's World

A famous 1948 tempera painting by American artist Andrew Wyeth depicting a woman crawling across a treeless field.

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“This painting has stuck with me ever since I first saw it in elementary school. It just really sparks the imagination. I love coming up with new stories of why she’s in the field or who she’s reaching for. It’s great for ekphrastic poetry, too.”
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