Season
- Season 0 1985-10-07
- Season 1 1986-06-23
- Season 2 1987-07-06
- Season 3 1988-07-11
- Season 4 1989-07-03
- Season 5 1990-07-02
- Season 6 1991-07-01
- Season 7 1993-03-14
- Season 8 1993-12-08
- Season 9 1994-11-30
- Season 10 1995-11-29
- Season 11 1996-11-25
- Season 12 1997-09-17
- Season 13 1998-10-28
- Season 14 1999-11-01
- Season 15 2000-09-27
- Season 16 2001-10-07
- Season 17 2002-10-02
- Season 18 2003-09-03
- Season 19 2005-05-11
- Season 20 2006-05-10
- Season 21 2007-04-04
- Season 22 2008-02-27
- Season 23 2009-02-18
- Season 24 2010-01-11
- Season 25 2011-01-12
- Season 26 2012-01-23
- Season 27 2013-02-22
- Season 28 2013-12-27
- Season 29 2015-01-23
- Season 30 2016-01-29
- Season 31 2017-01-03
- Season 32 2018-01-19
- Season 33 2019-01-02
- Season 34 2020-03-03
- Season 35 2021-01-18
- Season 36 2022-01-11
- Season 37 2023-01-24
- Season 38 2024-01-02
Season 38 Episode
- Season 32 Lorraine Hansberry: Sighted Eyes/Feeling Heart
- Season 32 Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story
- Season 32 Ted Williams: “The Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived”
- Season 32 Artists Flight: Eva Hesse
- Season 32 Artists Flight: Everybody Knows…Elizabeth Murray
- Season 32 Andrew Wyeth
- Season 32 Basquiat: Rage to Riches
- Season 32 Itzhak Perlman
American Masters - Season 32 Episode 6 Andrew Wyeth
7.10 90 minutes Wyeth tells the story of one of America’s most popular, but least understood, artists – Andrew Wyeth. Son of the famous illustrator N.C. Wyeth, Andrew had his first exhibition at age 20, and his painting “Christina’s World” was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in 1948. While Wyeth’s exhibitions routinely broke attendance records, art world critics continually assaulted his work. Detailing the stunning drawings and powerful portraits he created in Chadds Ford, Pa., and on the coast of Cushing, Maine, Wyeth explores his inspirations, including neighbor Christina Olsen and his hidden muse, the German model Helga Testorf, who he painted secretly for 15 years. Through unprecedented access to Wyeth’s family members, including sons Jamie and Nicholas Wyeth, and never-before-seen archival materials from the family’s personal collection and hundreds of Wyeth’s studies, drawings and paintings, American Masters presents the most complete portrait of the artist yet — bearing witness to a legacy just at the moment it is evolving.
