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April 20–21, 2023 Join leading and emerging scholars, museum professionals, and community partners as we rethink narratives surrounding colonial art in the Caribbean region. Shifting Tides: Art in the 18th-Century Caribbean aims to reimagine the relationship between American…
April 20–21, 2023 Join leading and emerging scholars, museum professionals, and community partners as we rethink narratives surrounding colonial art in the Caribbean region. Shifting Tides: Art in the 18th-Century Caribbean aims to reimagine the relationship between American…
Celebrate every season in Winterthur’s naturalistic garden, a masterpiece of color and design. Lyrical color combinations delight visitors of all ages with a year-round succession of bloom. The garden is a result of the artistic vision…
In the Legacy of Ann Lowe: Contemporary American Fashion October 20-21, 2023 Ann Lowe (ca. 1898–1981) designed couture-quality gowns for six decades for America’s most elite women, including Jacqueline Kennedy, Olivia de Havilland, and Marjorie Merriweather…
Winterthur’s Enchanted Woods is a fantastical place for kids to be kids. Their grownups love it, too. At the time the Enchanted Woods children’s garden was created, not many visitors brought their children to Winterthur, so…
Make Winterthur Bloom! We invite you to join an enthusiastic group of Winterthur Garden supporters! Established in 2003, this generous donor society provides essential resources for Henry Francis du Pont’s naturalistic masterpiece. Join now to help…
The Winterthur Garden Internship Program began in 1991 and is a continuation of H. F. du Pont’s educational background and lifetime of experience in horticulture, landscape design, and estate management. The program’s mission is to help educate the…
The Winterthur/University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation (WUDPAC) is a graduate-level program jointly sponsored by the University of Delaware and Winterthur. It is a three-year course leading to a master of science in art conservation.…
Resting atop a worktable in the Winterthur painting conservation lab is a 4-by-5-foot diorama that depicts three doughboys in the heat of battle during World War I. Two of the figures are Black. One throws a…