John C. Menihan (1908 –1992) chronicled six decades of American life—city skylines, sacred rituals, rural landscapes, and working people—with technical mastery, emotional depth, and a painter’s devotion to place; though represented in major collections, much of his work has remained largely undiscovered, and this site is dedicated to sharing his reemerging legacy with the world—piece by piece—from drawers, portfolios, and memory.