Pennsylvania Impressionists

The Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania has generously provided an exhibition of paintings by Pennsylvania Impressionists. 

This exhibit has developed out of a partnership between RMAC and the Michener Art Museum. Drawn from the Michener’s permanent collection, this selection highlights fifteen works by some of Pennsylvania’s most renowned Impressionist painters of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, including John Folinsbee, Edward W. Redfield, Fern Coppedge, and more. From springtime meadows to the snow-covered river scenes, this exhibition has a landscape for every season. 

Since these works rarely travel to the western United States, visitors have an unusual opportunity to explore regional painting traditions from another part of the country.

Credit: Exhibition overview from museum website