Wiley's sister, Eleanor McAdoo Wiley (1876–1977), was also a noted regional artist. In January 2012, an untitled 1913 painting by Wiley sold for $107,000 at an auction in Knoxville. The painting was purchased by the Knoxville Museum of Art. In November 2012, the Knoxville Museum of Art and Knox County's Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection pooled their resources to purchase another Wiley painting, entitled "Morning Milking Time," for $77,000. Works Wiley has been described as Knoxville's "one noted impressionist." Like many impressionists during this period, she was influenced by the work of French painter Édouard Manet. Her best-known works tend to depict women and interiors, and are characterized by vivid color and brushstroke. Her style drifted toward abstract impressionism later in her career. The Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection (a division of the Knox County Public Library system) owns the largest collection of Wiley's works, with more than three dozen paintings, about a dozen drawings, and her scrapbooks. Several of the McClung Collection's paintings are on display at the East Tennessee History Center in Knoxville. The Knoxville Museum of Art owns three Wiley paintings and four drawings. Wiley's work has been displayed in various museums across the country, including New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Morris Museum of Art in Augusta, Georgia, the Charleston Renaissance Gallery, and the Greenville Museum of Art in Greenville, South Carolina. List of selected works Artist's Mother Before a Window (n.d.) Haystacks (n.d.) Landscape with Gazebo (n.d.)Girl in Blue (1907)Willow Pond (1914)A Sunlit Afternoon (c. 1915)Morning (1921)Tennessee Landscape (c. 1921)By the Arbor'' (1923) See also Adelia Armstrong Lutz References External links Anna Catherine Wiley Sketches Collection Finding Aid – University of Tennessee Special Collections Anna Catherine Wiley Sketches Digital Collection – University of Tennessee, Knoxville People from Knoxville, Tennessee University of Tennessee alumni 1879 births 1958 deaths Artists from Tennessee American women painters 20th-century American painters American Impressionist painters 20th-century American women artists People from Rocky Top, Tennessee