Researching, understanding, and preserving the work and legacy of Eric Sloane.
Ahead of the Storm
24″ x 30″
Black River, Weathersfield, Vermont
17″ x 22″
Sunshafts
19″ x 16″
5000 FT Cumulus Clouds (1934 WACO S3HD N14048)
20″ x 26″
Autumn Clouds
29″ x 39″
Fair Weather
10″ x 14″
T is for Tepee (Illustration from Eric Sloane’s ABC Book of Early Americana)
16″ x 12″
High Country
18″ x 24″
Running the Line Squall
21″ x 26″
November Wind
30″ x 40″
Weather Hill Farm is devoted to the work and legacy of American artist and author Eric Sloane. In addition to buying, selling, authenticating, and restoring Eric Sloane paintings, we research individual works and their histories, help collectors identify and better understand their paintings, and share information about Sloane’s life, art, books, and remarkable career. Whether you own an Eric Sloane painting, are considering adding one to your collection, or simply enjoy his work, we hope this site will be a useful resource.
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No American artist comes close to Eric Sloane at his best. He chronicled what he loved about America: the farmers and their barns, covered bridges, the sky, clouds – and he did so with an abiding interest and reverence that seems missing and unfashionable in the art world.
Eric Sloane, right, speaking with Warden McL. Williams, president of the Shaker Museum, at Sloane’s home studio in 1968. Notice the yet-to-be-finished painting on his easel…
…pictured above, completed, and titled Autumn Clouds.
His best paintings also seem to have a soul you can perceive when you stop your world for a time and sit and reflect on what Sloane has wrought from wood, linseed oil, pigment, and pencil. It is with that reflection that there begins a communication between you and the artist. After all, Eric Sloane was using his medium to attempt to communicate something he felt was important to someone he hoped was listening with their eyes. If you can see – and therefore hear – the message – you are that much richer.
For more than twenty-five years, Weather Hill Farm has specialized exclusively in the works of Eric Sloane, N.A.