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Helena’s family emigrated from Holland a few weeks before she was born, and settled in upper Bucks County. She studied graphic design, photography and film making at the Philadelphia College of Art. Helena offers a wide variety of subjects with her vibrant, impressionistic paintings. Regional landscapes, still life and animal paintings are featured in a solo show. Opening Reception to Meet the Artist – Friday, May 3, 5 – 8 PM.

Gallery Hours: 9 – 5 Monday – Friday; 10 – 3 Saturday

Celebrating 40 Years in Business 1979 – 2019

Out from the cloak of darkness emerges a fantastical universe of images that seem to exist in both the past and the present simultaneously. Drawing from an ancient visual language, Singletary seamlessly bridges history with the contemporary by capturing his meticulous and intimate choreography with an open-spectrum camera in his one-of-a-kind UV light studio using sophisticated OLED monitors...

When Winterthur opened to the public in 1951, visitors toured a private collection assembled over several decades by Henry Francis du Pont (1880-1969). He dreamed that his collection and 175-room home would “afford all those interested an opportunity to view and to study the conditions surrounding the early American home life.”...

Helena’s family emigrated from Holland a few weeks before she was born, and settled in upper Bucks County. She studied graphic design, photography and film making at the Philadelphia College of Art. Helena offers a wide variety of subjects with her vibrant, impressionistic paintings. Regional landscapes, still life and animal paintings are featured in a solo show. Opening Reception to Meet the Artist – Friday, May 3, 5 – 8 PM.

Gallery Hours: 9 – 5 Monday – Friday; 10 – 3 Saturday

Celebrating 40 Years in Business 1979 – 2019

Now through July 28, 2019

Winterthur has a secret. Scattered throughout the various offices, storage rooms, and libraries of our extensive campus is a midcentury modern furniture collection. Represented in this group of furnishings is an incredible spectrum of Knoll and Herman Miller objects purchased as early as 1957. Unity by Design explores the perceived juxtaposition of midcentury modernism at an institution rooted in traditional Americana. This lived collection of approximately 150 objects provides an exciting opportunity to both evaluate how American design operates in a cross-generational context and explore how midcentury modernism was and is experienced.

Visitors will be wrapped up in a midcentury modern interior as they explore the evolution of this distinctly American design movement. They will have the opportunity to take an in-depth look at the construction of midcentury modern furniture to better understand how industrialization and technical innovation influenced the design of these objects. Don’t miss this opportunity to see Winterthur’s first gallery exhibit on midcentury modern furniture! Exhibit is in the Society of Winterthur Fellows Gallery. Included with admission. Members free.

 

Photo Credit: Courtesy of Winterthur