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A Sensible and Human Bohemia: The Utopian Moment in American Arts and Crafts, 1895–1903 At the turn of the 19th century across America, intentional communities of artists in Rose Valley, Byrdcliffe, and Roycroft were havens for handcraft, worker dignity, and the promotion of beautiful art for the masses, and were works of art in themselves—total …
Disability in Late 18th-Century London A mezzotint in Winterthur's collection called Mirth and Friendship shows a perfectly normal scene in mid-18th-century London—a group of men drinking in a tavern. Perfectly normal, that is, except that one of the men is seven and a half feet tall. His name was Edward Bamford, and he was a …
Portraying the English Country House: Travel and Transmission across the Atlantic Join Kedra Kearis, associate curator, art and visual culture, for an insider’s look at the legendary Attingham Summer School, a 16-day immersion in the art, architecture, and landscapes of England’s great country estates. In the summer of 2025, Dr. Kearis explored 26 historic houses …
Celebrate Mother’s Day with an afternoon of world-class chamber music performed by the Brandywine Valley Symphony’s String Quartet. Formerly known as the Kennett Symphony, BVS is Chester County’s only professional symphony orchestra, enriching the Brandywine Valley region with innovative performances since 1940. This intimate concert pairs exquisite music with the distinguished setting of one of America’s …
Exclusively for Members. Celebrate Henry Francis du Pont’s birthday and Winterthur’s 75th anniversary while learning more about our newest exhibition, At Home at Winterthur, from the exhibition staff. It’s a celebration you don’t want to miss! Registration required. Members free. Register now.