Cover photo by Don Freeman, 2019

The new

Guide to Historic Artists’ Homes & Studios

will be released in June and may ordered from the

sellers below on this page.

The Burchfield Homestead Museum is featured with 44 important artists’ spaces in the new Guide to Historic Artists’ Homes & Studios.
Author Valerie Balint worked with the Burchfield Homestead Society board on the information about Charles E. Burchfield and the photos of his home in Salem, Ohio.
Balint is the program manager of the Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios, a Program for the National Trust for Historic Preservation, based in Massachusetts. She notes in her introduction that artists’ homes “reveal not only an artist’s process, but what in the environment inspired it.”

The Henry Luce Foundation and the Wyeth Foundation for American Art provided support for the book.

The book is expected to be released in June and may be pre-ordered at Amazon, through the publisher Princeton Architectural Press, or the other sites below:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Guide-Historic-Artists-Homes-Studios/dp/1616897732/
PAPress: https://www.papress.com/goItem.dna?isbn=9781616897734
Bookshop.org: https://bookshop.org/a/2057/9781616897734
Indiebound: https://www.indiebound.org/book/9781616897734

Thanks to a generous grant from the Pearce Foundation the Burchfield Homestead Society was able to hire Nick Cool to create excellent photos of the interior and exterior of the Burchfield Homestead Museum, the environment which inspired Charles Burchfield. A gallery of Nick Cool's Photos are below.