Mary Anderson Pickard, one of Walter Anderson's four children, was among those who lost a Shearwater home. Since then, she and her family members have dug though broken shards of decorative ...

OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. -- The Walter Anderson Museum of Art is currently featuring an exhibit that offers a glimpse into the fertile mind of the local art legend. Lost Murals: The Art of Reading, the ...

Walter Anderson: Extraordinary Life and Art of the Islander. Special | 56m 46s Video has Closed Captions | CC. The life and work of famed Mississippi Gulf Coast watercolorist Walter Inglis Anderson.

Walter Anderson Museum of Art is ranked #15 out of 16 things to do in Biloxi. ... Admission costs approximately $10 for adults and $5 for children 6 to 18 (or college students with ID); ...

The museum is dedicated to the art and legacy of Walter Inglis Anderson (1903-65) and his brothers Peter Anderson (1901-84), master potter and founder of Shearwater Pottery, and James McConnell ...

In 1947 Walter Anderson left his wife and four children, to live alone in a cottage near the shore, making frequent visits by rowboat to Horn Island. Butterflies and moths from “Night” – one wall of ...

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – You may be familiar with Walter Anderson. He was an Ocean Springs artist whose unique style of drawing created paintings that were both reality and abstract simultaneously.

With extended commentary by John Anderson, the youngest of Walter’s four children, the “Bicycle Logs” expands on the artist’s mythos, illuminating obscured periods of his life (two-wheeled ...

In 1941, Walter Inglis Anderson joined his wife and children at his wife’s family home on the bluffs of the Mississippi Sound. The house, built around 1845, was previously the home of planter, ...

The Walter Anderson Museum of Art in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, is a must-visit for anyone who enjoys art, nature, and the Mississippi Gulf Coast. I honestly wasn't sure what to expect during my ...

A new book by Walter Anderson’s son explores his private letters and journal entries in a way that contrasts many academics.