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The Art of Pleissner: An American Museum of Flyfishing Exhibit
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photo: Ogden Pleissner
Beaverkill Bridge: Watercolor on paper, ca. 1952. The reverse of this work is inscribed, "Scene near Rockland, Sullivan County, NY." The Beaverkill, which runs 44 miles through the Catskill mountains before emptying into the Delaware River, is one of the most hallowed streams in the east.
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Touted as one of the most respected and influential outdoor artist of all time, Ogden Pleissner was recently honored by the American Museum of Fly Fishing. Here's a sneak preview of some of his works featured in the museum's exhibit. Pleissner was most famous for capturing scenes of Wyoming's Wind River Range, Atlantic salmon fishing scenes, and the trout streams of the New England. For more information on the exhibit or to set up a trip to the American Museum of Flyfishing in Manchester, Vermont, visit their website. |
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