Whyman, who is 58, became a full-time artist in 1983 while living in a log cabin in Vermont. Like Homer and Thomas Eakins, he has a fascination with the water and boats. His preferred media are acrylics and water color. Inspired by Vermeer, Manet, Homer and Sargent, Whyman is a dedicated artist whose paintings have been exhibited at the Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art, the Finer Side and other galleries throughout Maryland, Maine and Vermont. His work is in prominent collections around the country.
Admission is free.