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On April 24, 2019, the Redlin Art Center Will Unveil "After the Storm", Terry's final painting in The Farewell Collection.

Renowned wildlife and American artist Terry Redlin left a tremendous legacy of beautiful art for generations to enjoy. In commemoration of his life and his lasting legacy, the Redlin Art Center is pleased to share “After the Storm”, the last of three special paintings he was working on before he passed away.

Instinctive Excitement in Black, Gold, and Chocolate

Fall Memories with Friends

Hallowed Moon-Frost on the Pumpkins by Morning

Learning the Ropes From the Older Generations

Break Time Amid the Grain Dust Haze

Unforgettable Childhood Memories of Hunting and Fishing in the Midwest

Distant Visitors are Not a Concern of the Local Wildlife

Well Buddy, What do you think?

The Perfect Setting for Spring House Cleaning at the Lake

This painting gives collectors a rare glimpse of Terry Redlin’s work while in process. Because of the ongoing desire from his collectors to see, enjoy and collect everything Terry Redlin created, the Redlin Art Center is pleased to offer this unique opportunity to experience a piece of art the artist was still working on.

Terry Redlin's Last Original Painting

Terry Redlin was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2007 at the age of 70. Shortly after his diagnosis, he announced his retirement from painting. This painting, "Evening on the Ice", was Terry’s last. 

Terry Redlin struggled for nine years. He lost his ability to paint. He lost his memories of his loved ones. And, on April 24, 2016, he lost his life.