Maxfield Parrish: A New England Painter of Fantasy
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Wednesday, July 15, 2026
6:00pm to 7:00pm
Maxfield Parrish began his career as a magazine illustrator, creating work for brands like Jell-O before becoming famous for luminous paintings of mythological scenes and landscapes. Known for his vivid colors—especially the striking “Parrish Blue”—his art appeared in popular 1920s General Electric Mazda lamp calendars found in millions of homes. Join art historian Kathleen Langone as she explores Parrish’s life, his involvement in the Cornish Art Colony in New Hampshire, and the lasting impact of his distinctive style on art and popular culture.
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