Andrew Wyeth: Seven Decades was organized by Adelson Galleries as a comprehensive survey of Wyeth’s seven-decade career. Designing a publication for an artist of this stature required restraint, clarity, and a deep respect for the quiet emotional power of his work. We approached the layout with wide margins, generous breathing room, and large, minimally captioned reproductions, allowing each image to stand on its own without distraction.

We working within the established visual language we’ve developed for Adelson Galleries, a restrained, timeless approach used across their publications, advertising, and digital materials. The essay sections resluted in a consistent serif typographic system, chosen to suit the quiet authority of Wyeth’s work. The square format of the catalogue reinforced a sense of balance and contemplative stillness, aligning naturally with the gallery’s aesthetic standards and with the character of Wyeth’s landscapes, interiors, and portraits.

The result is a companion catalogue that honors both the exhibition and the legacy of a defining American artist.

Book design, layout, typography, image preparation, and production coordination by Alex Stevovich for Adelson Galleries.

This section shows featured layouts from Andrew Wyeth: Seven Decades in their printed sequence.