For several generations, aspiring New England artists used our history, landscape, environment, and traditional industries as subject matter and muse-drawing inspiration from their environment and helping to shape New England's image at home and abroad. William Hosley tells the story of the painters, printmakers, and photographers who pictured our world "New Englandly."

Free, accessible to people with disabilities and open to the public.

This talk is a Vermont Humanities Council Speakers Bureau event hosted by Orwell Free Library.

orwellfreelibrary.org
802-948-2041