A museum with so much history, creativity and exemplary art. I truly enjoy the Wyeth’s legacy of artwork show through in all levels on the museum. All of the art throughout the museum is fantastic. Definitely worth checking out if you are in the area. A must visit for anyone with an appreciation of art.

Temple to the Wyeths and neighbors, mostly a focus on Jamie when I visited. But check the website for current exhibitions. Undergoing restoration (mostly exterior to the galleries) due to flood damage in 2021. Lovely glass walls overlooking the river, and yes, the construction. You can walk the river paths, lots of wildflowers blooming in May. Museum cafe provided a lovely lunch.

The museum is in a beautiful setting on the Brandywine river. The building is modern, bright and the 3 floors are easy to navigate. The exhibits are well done. The main emphasis is on the three generations of Wyeths, Andrew, his father, an illustrator and his son, also an artist. There is a very nice cafe and gift shop. The parking lot is ample. There are other related seasonal tours available to N.C. Wyeth's house and studio, Andrew Wyeth's studio and the Kuerner farm , a major influence in Andrew Wyeth's art.

There's a reason this place is a destination for art lovers: it's fantastic! The building itself is beautiful, the collection is super interesting, and the special exhibition when we were there was fascinating. The highlight was a special visit (plan in advance!) to the Wyeth home and NC Wyeth's fascinating studio, something I didn't even think to do but luckily my friend insisted on. The gift shop is terrific as is the cafe. Definitely a great place to spend part of a day.