Richard Andrew

Popular for his deeply sensitive portraits and breathtaking landscapes, the artist was most recognized for his contribution to honor the 104th Massachusetts Infantry that performed with great distinction during World War I. His extraordinary murals line the walls of the third floor of the Massachusetts State House Legislative Chambers.

With his characteristic curly brown hair and intense blue eyes, Richard Andrew delighted his Mass Art students for 36 years. A man of deep intellectual merit, his art reflects his intuitive talent.

As founder, president and chief executive officer of Pathfinder Village in Edmeston, New York, Marian G. Mullet spent thirty years writing professional publications, fundraising proposals, executive papers, and a book about this human service organization. She was educated at Bates College, Lewiston, Maine and, New England Baptist Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts. A nurse by profession, she holds honorary doctorates from Bates College and the State University College of New York at Oneonta. Marian Mullet states, “It has been the great privilege of my life to tell the story of Richard Andrew and his remarkable artistic achievements. He has made the world a better and more beautiful place.”