Join Museum curator Audrey Lewis and the Brandywine Conservancy’s Sheila Fleming, Manager for Municipal Assistance, as they explore two of Brandywine’s great treasures: Horace Pippin’s painting, Birmingham Meeting House in Summertime and the Birmingham Hill Preserve.
Pippin, a West Chester native and World War I veteran, created four versions of this compelling subject, which may have had personal significance for the artist. Built in the mid-1700s, the Birmingham Meeting House is located within sight of Birmingham Hill, the location of some of the fiercest fighting during the Battle of Brandywine and now a Brandywine Conservancy Preserve.
This program will be held online via Zoom. If you encounter any difficulties in registering for this program or accessing the Zoom link after registering, please email maryc@brandywine.org.
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