September 18, 2027–January 9, 2028
Meet the first family of American artists who depicted the dawn of the nation and forged a lasting cultural legacy.
The enduring influence of the Peale family of artists on the nation’s art, innovation, and cultural identity is revealed in this groundbreaking exhibition bringing together the museum’s collection of Peale art and archival treasures for the first time.
Enhance Your Visit
Get the most of your visit to Winterthur with these activities, included with your General Admission ticket, which is good for two consecutive days!
Take the Self-Paced House Tour. Explore American history through the spaces, stories, and objects that shaped the nation. Discover the enduring influence of colonial American architecture, an unparalleled collection of decorative arts, and the transformation of a private estate into a museum devoted to preserving and interpreting the American experience.
Explore the galleries and garden. Take a stroll in the world-renowned 60-acre garden or explore one of our walking trails throughout the 1,000-acre estate. And, no visit is complete without our garden tram tour. Our guides share highlights of the garden and the history of Winterthur on this 30-minute narrated tour. Then, head inside to be inspired by the galleries, featuring two floors of the finest examples of American decorative arts.
The Edward Lloyd Family, 1771. Charles Willson Peale (1741–1827), Talbot, Maryland oil on canvas. Museum purchase 1964.0124