Fodor's Expert Review Demuth Museum

Lancaster Art Museum

This museum includes the restored 18th-century home, studio, and garden of Charles Demuth (1883–1935), one of America's first modernist artists, who lived in the city of Lancaster for most of his short life. A watercolorist, Demuth found inspiration in the geometric shapes of machines and modern technology, as well as the flowers in his mother's garden. Several of his works are on display. The gallery also features a changing exhibit of regional and national artists. The complex includes the former oldest operating tobacco shop in the country, which dates to 1770.

Art Museum

Quick Facts

120 E. King St.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania  17602, USA

717-299–9940

www.demuth.org

Sight Details:
Rate Includes: Donation requested, Closed Mon., Feb.–Dec., Tues.–Sat. 10–4, Sun. 1–4

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