Three witches on the lookout for trick-or-treaters on Halloween 2024.
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Three witches on the lookout for trick-or-treaters on Halloween 2024.
As we approach the bursting out of flowers and leaves by our hibernating shrubs, this is a look back to a glorious spring in 2014.
Spectacular show of color in the springtime!
Saw this bridge in a empty field. Have no idea why it was there.
All puffed up against the cold and wind
The fourth stop on the time-traveling trip down the Philadelphia Main Line is Wynnewood Station as it appeared in 1873.
This was a common design for stations built along the Philadelphia Main Line in the 1870s. Narberth Station was at one point identical. The modern version of Wynnewood still retains the original walls of this building, but additional overhangs and awnings were built up around it.
Built in 1:127 scale (1x1 tile = 40 inches = 101.6cm).
The fourth stop on the time-traveling trip down the Philadelphia Main Line is Wynnewood Station as it appeared in 1873.
This was a common design for stations built along the Philadelphia Main Line in the 1870s. Narberth Station was at one point identical. The modern version of Wynnewood still retains the original walls of this building, but additional overhangs and awnings were built up around it.
Built in 1:127 scale (1x1 tile = 40 inches = 101.6cm).
As summer was ending, this bee was bery busy extracting pollen for making honey.
Lecture and demonstration in a surgical suite at Lankenau. Was the body on the table alive or a corpse at the time of the painting?
This artwork is featured in the exhibition Art of the State: Pennsylvania 2024 at The State Museum of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg. This exhibition runs from Sunday, September 8, 2024 to Sunday, January 5, 2025. www.statemuseumpa.org
Florence Weisz lives in Wynnewood, Montgomery County
Medium: Photographs and alcohol inks on paper mounted on panels connected by Velcro + buckram stripes
Copyright is retained by artist
Amtrak's "Pennsylvanian," train 42(4) works eastward to Philadelphia and New York City behind venerable P42DC 130 with its Amtrak 40th anniversary commemorative Phase II livery. Wynnewood, Pennsylvania. 2024-07-04
This is the town I was born in. It is very tiny. I go there every Memorial Day because I have parents, grandparents, brother, and many other relatives buried there.
The hill it sits on is very tiny, nothing like what is shown in the mural.
