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I am delighted with your Victorian house! There are so many details that simply delight. I was impressed by the paintings on the walls, everything is so realistic. Of course, a huge like and subscribe to your channel. I am also fond of miniature dolls and invite you to see my Victorian dollhouse. ruclips.net/video/ZLbmlNKFkB8/видео.htmlsi=V6N9u_fqcJ1kbLqY . I really hope that you will like my work too. Enjoy your viewing.

This may be the only recording where John Wilmerding talks about his grandmother, Electra Havemeyer Webb at some length. These conversations with her took place around the time he gave her a copy of his 1960 undergraduate thesis on Fitz Hugh Lane. At the same time she was pursuing conversations with Boston collector and philanthropist Maxim Karolik, about buying drawings and paintings by Fitz Henry Lane (as it was discovered much later that that was the artist's actual real name). These works by Lane and other 19th Century American painters were the first pieces of fine art she bought for the Shelburne Museum, and the last major collection of work she purchased before her death in November 1960. It's a fine reminiscence of his last and most substantive conversations with the family member who most inspired the future direction of his life.

Almost sumi-e style. Everything suggested.

I absolutely love this, it's beautiful

The little puppy looks so much like my dog, Chloe! 12-year-old me would have killed for that set up and honestly 25-year-old me would too❤❤

GRANDE! Grande anche nel piccolo 🇺🇸🔝👏

QUANTO MI PIACEREBBE UNA BELLA MOSTRA DI JAMIE ,QUI A ROMA🇺🇸🔝🇮🇹

ECCEZIONALE!!! GRANDE ,MAGICO JAMIE 🇺🇸🔝👏🤩

Un' altro GRANDE artista!!! ❤ Ma avete proprio un bellissimo museo 🔝👏🇺🇸 complimenti!!! Saluti da Roma 🇮🇹

Era un grande maestro della luce,,,,,, e un mago nelle ombre 🇺🇸Un saluto da Roma 🇮🇹

The love of my life once took me to this museum. I wonder where she is now.

Un grande,grande ARTISTA 👏👍🔝🎨🖌️💪🇺🇸

For years I lived very close to The BRANDYWINE & with frequency always enjoyed the art work on display.

Love this

Excellent presentation. I really enjoyed it. I look forward to touring the Wharton Esherick Museum in the future. Many thanks...

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My 3 yr old granddaughter loves the museum, activities & the cafe, she is a regular! thanks for all you do!

“Up East”? Maine is definitely “Down East”! (As in downwind from Boston.)

We so need some wyeth work in England 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

The wonderfully articulate woman reading this is my mom!!!

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I wish this exhibition was in England. I would love to see it.

Simply fascinating! I didn't know that the reach of the Brandywine Conservancy extended all the way to Pittsburgh nor the extent of the Conservancy's dedication to botany & eco work. Thanks Dr.Coleman and Melissa!

Hello everyone my name is Lawrence Emerson Warner Sr my Dad and Mom lived at the farm house that Andrew Wyeth bought I was 2 yrs old sleeping in a drawer I was a very small = Andrew Wyeth knocked on the Farmhouse door and said to my Dad Hello Mr.Warner =Im Andrew Wyeth the Artist he explained to my Dad that he had bought the Farmhouse and we would have to move but your Family is always welcome here❤ I met Jimmy Lynch= (Peggy Lynch Reynolds)= cousin Peggy was my Mom's best friend when I was 5 my Dad always took me to the Chadds Ford Inn one early evening Andrew and Betsy were having dinner my Dad said Andrew Wyeth is in the dinning room eating so I snuck back to get a peek it was very touching to me and the Picture of Jimmy Lynch i couldn't stop looking at it he came to My dad's Junkyard in Honey Brook township its was winter my Dad was cutting up a car frame with his touch Jimmy snuck up and threw a snow ball and hit my Dad😮 😮😮 My Dad got very RADICAL until he realized it was Jimmy Lynch then my Dad said you son of B____h Jimmy and we all started Laughing 😅 Dad said that's it boys you got the rest of the day off🎉❤🎉 Jimmy and Dad went down the house and drank my dad's dandelion wine...and talked of Chadds Ford...then i remembered the picture on the wall= I've been a freehand pencil Artist ever since this story my Mom and Dad told me this the truth i witnessed it I Lived it. Sincerely Yours Lawrence Emerson Warner Sr🤡777

I love that painting.

Beautifully articulated Dr. Coleman. I did not know that Andrew Wyeth had such a strong interest in botanical specimens. They are beautiful pictures and I cannot wait to see the collection on exhibit at the Brandywine River Museum!

Thank you for the conversation and accompanying imagery!! Always excited for greater insight into Andrew Wyeth’s life

This is so well done

incredible artist! thank you for the talk!

That is always the struggle of an artist. Powerful words! Trust your intuition to determine when something is working vs not working 👍👍

Jaime's work has long existed in the shadows of his father's and grandfather's craft throughout most of Jaime's life.....the "Jaime era" has arrived and I am eagerly anticipating all that lies around the next corner...as Jaime's accounts of the world which surrounds us comes to life in carefully curated collections at Brandywine River Museum!!!

peter is a real one 💯💯

l love it! l love him sm..🩵 he is a Crimean Tatar like me✨✨🩰⭐

Beautiful

Excellent.

So, it's a fun house horror show! Fantastic! Too few paintings have a sense of mystery these days, they seem to range between noise and laziness.

I did see this exhibition and thoroughly enjoyed it. Many of his paintings capture rural life in the 1960s and 70s. Uprooted trees allow sunlight into the forest and decay enriching the soil. When livestock dies they too are returned to the earth. Our climate can be harsh and frightening however life goes on. There is nothing more dangerous than a buzz saw, but it was once the best way to rapidly produce firewood. I suppose that what is really unsettling is that our society has lost touch of the lives of our parents and grandparents. But of course this is merely my humble interpretation. Gotta find the artist's, and Kyle's, sense of humor in "The Cat Museum. Thank you for this exhibition.

Many levels, many perceptions when one views his work.. He is brilliant!

Thank you for this clip...I will be unable to come East to see it but gratified to see it will be at the Frye Art Museum from July 12 to Oct. 5, 2025

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Phenomenal. He was such a painter.

Eerie, haunting, and multidimensional. He is brilliant!

Thank you!!! Great job about America’s best artist. His Christina with a kitten is as good as Girl with the Pearl Earring.

Absolutely love this!

Jamie so brilliantly brought Nureyev to Life on canvas.. Two extraordinary Souls..!

While I appreciate all that you say I wish your camera could have moved silently through the space at least once. Thank you.

Would have liked a longer look at the painting.

excellent. thank you.

this was a wonderful presentation and so thick with information I will want to return back to !