Featured on PDR in the essay Tribal Life in Old Lyme: Canada’s Colorblind Chronicler and his Connecticut Exile
Abigail Walthausen explores the life and work of Arthur Heming, the Canadian painter who — having been diagnosed with colourblindness as a child — worked for most of his life in a distinctive palette of black, yellow, and white.
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Other works by the artist in the archive…
"But the mother came with such a rush that he had to hurl himself into the lake to escape her fury."
Artist
Date
1925
From
The Living Forest
