Wyeth [was] an illustrator who was sort of the flagship of illustration back in the mid-century. I never knew my grandfather, but as a child, he excited me much more than my father's work. Very exciting things. And then all the illustrations were still there and stacked up. And then I'd wander back to our own house, which was our father's studio, and he'd be painting some dead bird.

Source: Los Angeles Times September 07, 2018 23:26 UTC