With a snowy wonderland outside the Studio doors, we’re reminded of Esherick’s winter woodcut scenes and the artistic freedom he found through

  To Wharton Esherick, the Studio was an autobiography. If you wanted to know him, you had only to come to the

It is with deep sadness we share the news that Mansfield Bascom, Co-Founder of the Wharton Esherick Museum, passed away on Monday,

Solid wood -- and sometimes curving -- bookshelves line the walls of Wharton's bedroom.   This month we are delighted

Left: Library Ladder, Wharton Esherick, 1969, walnut. Photo by Eoin O'Neill. Right: Doris, Wharton Esherick, 1920, plaster. In the publication

Installation view of Esherick's 1958-1959 retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts. Featured in the image are Darling (1940); white oak;

This May we kicked off an exciting new social media series, Creatives on Esherick, inviting contemporary artists, makers, and scholars to share

As our temporary closure has continued, we have continued to find new ways to share the inspiration inherent in Esherick’s Studio, and

Rob Leonard admiring Esherick's sense of play in 'The Race,' the horse and jockey game Esherick carved for his children. Photo

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we are excited to repost this 2013 blog entry by former Executive Director & Curator Paul