Not Vistas
Admire the houses
Or you can step
Step Out
With your friends
100

How big of a landscape does Alden Weir say his home is?

A home-sized landscape

100

What were some of the things Alden Weir admire?

Some of the things that Alden Weir admired were the houses, barns, outbuildings and studios.

100

Alden Weir said you can step from what?

Alden Weir said you can step from a museum's polished floor.

100

What did Alden Weir say to step out of?

Alden Weir said to step out of the frame again.

100

Who did Alden Weir say you should stride across the chromatic broken brushwork?

Alden Weir said you should stride across the chromatic broken brushwork with your friends, lovers, and family.

200

What was the farm brought with?

The farm was brought with a painting.

200

What was the color of the houses, barns, outbuildings, and studios?

The color of the houses, barns, outbuildings and studios were venetian red. 

200

From where did Alden Weir say you can hear the three women's tickling laughter?

Alden Weir said you can hear the three women's tickling laughter from the wooden bridge.

200

Alden Weir said to be enveloped in what?

Alden Weir said to be enveloped in birdsong and dapple.

200

Who did Alden Weir say you should sit with at the picnic table?

Alden Weir said you should sit with the artists daughters.

300

How much was the personal check worth?

The personal check was $10.00 dollars

300

What did Alden Weir say to respect?

Alden Weir said to respect the visible sweat work of stones laid in walls and foundations, terraces and walks

300

What was the color of the dog?

The color of the dog was black.

300

Alden Weir said to feel the welcome of what?

Alden Weir said to feel the welcome of small particulars.

300

What color was the artists daughters dressed in?

The artists daughters were dressed in summer white.

400

What was the intention from the beginning?

The intention from the beginning was to pass on.

400

What did Alden Weir say to admire?

Alden Weir said to admire the sunken garden, the wildflower meadows, the path through thick woods to the fishing pond. 

400

Who was the dog near to?

The dog was near the youngish man.

400

What color was the horse?

The color of the horse was white. 

400

Alden Weir said any place you care for you can hold what?

Alden Weir said any place you care for you can hold an easel.

500

What did Alden Weir consider a parcel of land to be?

Alden Weir considered a parcel of land to be a vast legacy.

500

Who did Alden Weir say the farm was envisioned and made by?

Alden Weir said the farm was envisioned and made by the artists.

500

What was the youngish man doing?

The youngish man was lifting stones into a half-built wall.

500

Where was the horse tied up at?

The horse was tied up in front of the barn.

500

Alden Weir said everything around you is what?

Alden Weir described everything around you is beautiful plein air.