Celebrating World Letter Writing Day by spotlighting some Andrew Wyeth letters with an interesting backstory that were recently acquired by Brandywine's Annenberg Research Center! On October 31, 1964, a group of young adults broke into and vandalized Andrew Wyeth’s studio, tearing historical garments used as model pieces by his father, N.C., and artist Howard Pyle. The break-in even made headlines in the "New York Times," prompting Elizabeth Greenman to write to Andrew, resulting in a series of

Andrew Wyeth

🚨 "Pentecost" has landed. 🚨 Enjoy this behind-the-scenes look at Andrew Wyeth's masterful tempera painting, which will soon be on view as part of our special exhibition, "Up East: Andrew Wyeth in Maine," opening at the Brandywine this Thursday, Sept. 19! This exhibition brings to Chadds Ford for the first time a broad overview of the key sites of Wyeth’s Maine work, including two temperas and over 30 watercolors, many of which have never been exhibited before. Click here to learn more: bit.ly/