Thursday, September 6, 2018
Artists since antiquity have depicted, and often mimicked, the splendors of nature. Throughout the centuries, such representations have embodied the shifting relationship between humans and their natural surroundings. Nature has thus proved to be...
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By: Audrey Lewis, Curator
Three works from the Brandywine River Museum of Art’s collection are currently on view at the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s highly-praised exhibition Audubon to Warhol: The Art of American...
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By: Tamanya Garza, Marketing & Social Media Specialist
1) The first O-gauge train display for A Brandywine Christmas was created in 1973 by Kirk Lindvig and Jeff Punderson...
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By: Tamanya Garza, Marketing & Social Media Specialist and Laura Westmoreland, Associate Educator
What is your favorite part of the holidays? Spending time with far-flung friends and family? Sharing small treasures you’ve found for those you love to remind them how much they mean to you? Remembering the wonderful feeling of being swept away by all of the magic of the season from when you...
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By: Jessica Allen, guest blogger
Guest blogger Jessica Allen enjoys exploring the fields and forests of Pennsylvania with her artist-husband and their eleven-year-old son. A Sunday in early fall Jessica Allen attended a Brandywine River Museum of Art's...
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By: Tamanya Garza, Marketing and Social Media Specialist
At the Brandywine River Museum of Art, there are few things we love quite the way we love pirates. The subjects of some of N.C. Wyeth’s most famous paintings, pirates are a special and exciting part of our history and we look forward to celebrating them every fall.
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