The Saint Louis Art Museum presents Free Fridays—Women Impressionists and the Land! Experience the exhibition Women Impressionists and the Land for free! On Fridays, the Museum is open late, and the last entry to the exhibition is at 8 pm. Although the exhibition is free on Friday, tickets are required.

Marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum features more than 50 works created between 1770 and 2018. Featured works include silver by Paul Revere, paintings by George Caleb Bingham and Benjamin West and prints by Norman Akers and Jacob Lawrence. Picturing Independence […]

Women Impressionists and the Land is the first exhibition to focus on nature imagery in the work of women Impressionists. Rather than concentrating on the domestic subject matter of these artists, the ticketed exhibition organized by the Saint Louis Art Museum explores the less-documented outdoor spaces painted by key figures such as Marie Bracquemond, Mary […]

Focusing on 19th-century works, Quilts and Coverlets: American Needlework in White presents superlative whitework textiles, which are characterized by embroidery done in white thread on white fabric. In the U.S., whitework was predominantly practiced by women who not only had ample time and superb skill but who also enjoyed the means to carefully select and […]

The Saint Louis Art Museum presents SLAM Underground—ENCHANT Friday, October 30! Cast a spell this Halloween at SLAM Underground—ENCHANT! Connect with the magic of nature in Women Impressionists and the Land. Let yourself be charmed by a fashion show from local designer Madeline Mehler, frolic through the galleries, sip enchanted elixirs, and dance to mystical […]

Marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum features more than 50 works created between 1770 and 2018. Featured works include silver by Paul Revere, paintings by George Caleb Bingham and Benjamin West and prints by Norman Akers and Jacob Lawrence. Picturing Independence […]

Women Impressionists and the Land is the first exhibition to focus on nature imagery in the work of women Impressionists. Rather than concentrating on the domestic subject matter of these artists, the ticketed exhibition organized by the Saint Louis Art Museum explores the less-documented outdoor spaces painted by key figures such as Marie Bracquemond, Mary […]

Focusing on 19th-century works, Quilts and Coverlets: American Needlework in White presents superlative whitework textiles, which are characterized by embroidery done in white thread on white fabric. In the U.S., whitework was predominantly practiced by women who not only had ample time and superb skill but who also enjoyed the means to carefully select and […]

Marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum features more than 50 works created between 1770 and 2018. Featured works include silver by Paul Revere, paintings by George Caleb Bingham and Benjamin West and prints by Norman Akers and Jacob Lawrence. Picturing Independence […]

Women Impressionists and the Land is the first exhibition to focus on nature imagery in the work of women Impressionists. Rather than concentrating on the domestic subject matter of these artists, the ticketed exhibition organized by the Saint Louis Art Museum explores the less-documented outdoor spaces painted by key figures such as Marie Bracquemond, Mary […]

Focusing on 19th-century works, Quilts and Coverlets: American Needlework in White presents superlative whitework textiles, which are characterized by embroidery done in white thread on white fabric. In the U.S., whitework was predominantly practiced by women who not only had ample time and superb skill but who also enjoyed the means to carefully select and […]

Marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum features more than 50 works created between 1770 and 2018. Featured works include silver by Paul Revere, paintings by George Caleb Bingham and Benjamin West and prints by Norman Akers and Jacob Lawrence. Picturing Independence […]

Women Impressionists and the Land is the first exhibition to focus on nature imagery in the work of women Impressionists. Rather than concentrating on the domestic subject matter of these artists, the ticketed exhibition organized by the Saint Louis Art Museum explores the less-documented outdoor spaces painted by key figures such as Marie Bracquemond, Mary […]

Focusing on 19th-century works, Quilts and Coverlets: American Needlework in White presents superlative whitework textiles, which are characterized by embroidery done in white thread on white fabric. In the U.S., whitework was predominantly practiced by women who not only had ample time and superb skill but who also enjoyed the means to carefully select and […]

Marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum features more than 50 works created between 1770 and 2018. Featured works include silver by Paul Revere, paintings by George Caleb Bingham and Benjamin West and prints by Norman Akers and Jacob Lawrence. Picturing Independence […]

Women Impressionists and the Land is the first exhibition to focus on nature imagery in the work of women Impressionists. Rather than concentrating on the domestic subject matter of these artists, the ticketed exhibition organized by the Saint Louis Art Museum explores the less-documented outdoor spaces painted by key figures such as Marie Bracquemond, Mary […]

Focusing on 19th-century works, Quilts and Coverlets: American Needlework in White presents superlative whitework textiles, which are characterized by embroidery done in white thread on white fabric. In the U.S., whitework was predominantly practiced by women who not only had ample time and superb skill but who also enjoyed the means to carefully select and […]

Marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum features more than 50 works created between 1770 and 2018. Featured works include silver by Paul Revere, paintings by George Caleb Bingham and Benjamin West and prints by Norman Akers and Jacob Lawrence. Picturing Independence […]

Women Impressionists and the Land is the first exhibition to focus on nature imagery in the work of women Impressionists. Rather than concentrating on the domestic subject matter of these artists, the ticketed exhibition organized by the Saint Louis Art Museum explores the less-documented outdoor spaces painted by key figures such as Marie Bracquemond, Mary […]

Focusing on 19th-century works, Quilts and Coverlets: American Needlework in White presents superlative whitework textiles, which are characterized by embroidery done in white thread on white fabric. In the U.S., whitework was predominantly practiced by women who not only had ample time and superb skill but who also enjoyed the means to carefully select and […]