Woodmere Art Museum

(above: James Toogood, "The Woodmere Art Museum," watercolor on paper, 18 1/4" x 26," gift of the artist)

Philadelphia, PA

215-247-0476

http://www.woodmereartmuseum.org/

• Frank English: Images of a Vanishing American Landscape; article by Michael Schantz (4/22/09)
• Thomas Hovenden: American Painter of Hearth and Homeland; article by Michael Schantz (4/22/09)
• The Pennsylvania Impressionist Legacy; article by Michael Schantz (4/22/09)
• Allan Freelon: Pioneer African-American Impressionist; article by Jim Weaver (9/2/04)
• Leon Karp: The Golden Slippers and the City of Dreams, article by David Karp (4/10/03)
• Impressionist Jewels: The Paintings of Martha Walter, article by W Douglass Paschall (11/12/02)
• For "Our Age and Country:" Nineteenth-Century Art Education at Central High School; essay by Amy Werbel (4/25/02)
• (Philadelphia) Central High School Alumni Exhibition (4/17/02)
• Penelope Harris, essay by Bill Scott (9/13/01)
• Susan Macdowell Eakins (9/1/01)
• Joseph Thurman Pearson, Jr., A Painter in the Grand Manner (4/10/01)
• From West to Wyeth: Sixty Years of Collecting and Exhibiting the Art of Philadelphia (8/24/00)
• The Paintings of Arthur B. Carles: Orchestration of Color (3/17/00)
• Bermuda: Two Centuries of Inspiration (1/25/00)
• Philadelphia Water Color Club 99th Anniversary International Exhibition of Works on Paper (11/4/99)
• Emerging Artists Series: Brian McCutcheon (9/9/99)
• A Fertile Fellowship: Celebrating 125 Years of the Salmagundi Club (6/21/99)
• Stephen Parrish: Rediscovered American Etcher (4/10/99)
• The American Color Print Society Annual Fall Exhibition (10/16/98)
• Treasures from the Westmoreland Museum of American Art (10/16/98)
• William Trost Richards: Rediscovered (10/16/98)

Woodmere Art Museum has been exhibiting the art and artists of the Philadelphia region since 1940. It is located at 9201 Germantown Ave. in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia, 19118. Hours and admission fees may be found at the Museum's website.

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