Brandywine Museum of Art

The Brandywine Museum of Art is an art museum in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, set on the banks of the Brandywine River and known for its large holdings of works by the Wyeth family. The museum presents American art and regional collections alongside rotating exhibitions.

Permanent and rotating galleries display major works by N.C., Andrew and Jamie Wyeth together with American illustration and regional art. The museum also operates or interprets nearby cultural properties tied to the Wyeths, offering contextual programs and guided visits.

The museum developed around local collections of regional and American art and expanded its holdings and public programs to interpret the artistic legacy of the Brandywine valley. It now serves as a focal point for study of the Wyeths and related artists.

The museum is sited in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, on the Brandywine River and is accessible from nearby towns in southeastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware.

• Wyeth family collection: The museum holds significant collections of works by N.C., Andrew and Jamie Wyeth and interprets the artists' connection to the Brandywine landscape.
• Riverside location and exhibitions: Located on the banks of the Brandywine River in Chadds Ford, the museum combines riverside galleries with rotating exhibitions of American art and illustration.

What to See #

• Wyeth galleries: Galleries housing the museum's core collection, including major holdings of works by the Wyeth family across three generations.
• Kuerner Farm (associated site): Kuerner Farm, a nearby historic farm preserved by the museum and associated with Andrew Wyeth's paintings, open by arrangement or as part of museum programs.