Wharton Esherick and the Hedgerow Theatre
Hedgerow Theatre, Image courtesy of Wikicommons. This month's article was originally published in the Wharton Esherick Museum Quarterly from Winter
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The Evolution of Imprint: Young Printmakers Highlight Wharton Esherick
This early woodcut by Wharton Eshrick illustrated the poem, "Ornaments," in "Rhymes of Early Jungle Folk," 1922. Wharton Esherick’s adventures
Women’s History Month Spotlight: Ruth Esherick Bascom
March is Women's History Month, and while there have been many amazing women involved in Esherick's life and the history of the
The Dreiser – Esherick Camaraderie
Theodore Dreiser. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Few things inspired Esherick like his closest friends, one of which was American
Woodcut Wednesday Highlight: Stuffed Peacocks
Usually, our Woodcut Wednesday posts on our Facebook page consist of just a few sentences about one of the over 350 woodcut
Christmas in the Esherick Archives
Sketch from the 'Behind the Scenes at Hedgerow' folder labeled 'Setting Androcles for the Camera, 1947.' Climb the red oak
Wharton Esherick at the South Philadelphia Free Library: Rhythms and Rhythms II
Rhythms II on display in the forest of Esherick sculptures that is the main gallery. Among Wharton Esherick’s final sculptures
Wharton Esherick’s Animals Move Indoors
Fall is a time of fresh air and striking foliage, and a time when nature’s critters try to find their way indoors.
Capturing the Spirit of Esherick: Memories of a Member
The road to Paoli circa 1914. We hosted our Annual Members’ Party with extra fanfare this month, in celebration of
Wharton’s Cape Cod Watercolors
"New England Cottage", watercolor, 1920. There are just two weeks left to check out our latest exhibition, Wanderlust: Wharton’s Travels
