Nineteenth-century farm families made their own butter ... Pennsylvania, in the 19th century. Q: My 90-year-old mother is looking to sell her collection of more than 100 pieces of L.E. Smith ...

Guests are brought back in time when they enter the farm with tour guides and workers dressed in 19th-century attire. Each worker shows guests how life was ... an open-air painting contest ...

Over the past year, a comparatively obscure 19th-century ... Schenck’s paintings frequently employ animals as compositional devices in the rendering of greater, often life-or-death narratives ...

in which everyday scenes of lower [class] life are built up to the size and proportions that used to be occupied by important historical and mythological events,” said Andre Dombrowski, a professor of ...

Visitors can experience a wide variety of animals, including heirloom breeds like oxen, sheep, and chickens, and step into 19th-century farm life with corn shelling and seasonal chores.

A previously lost painting representing 19th-century Black wealth and high culture in Philadelphia ... clippings and ephemera related to the Black community for most of his life. Four hundred ...

(New York Jewish Week) – A hyper-realistic 19th-century painting of worshippers ... began his career as an architect but turned to painting later in his life. Much of his work focused on the ...

A previously lost painting representing 19th-century Black wealth and high culture in Philadelphia is now on view at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania after being bought for $10 at a suburban ...