Charles C. HofmannWernersville, Taken from the North-Side
About
This grouping features highlights from the American Folk Art Museum’s collection in a wide variety of mediums.
Drawn from the American Folk Art Museum, this grouping presents a survey of highlights from the museum’s collection. Together these artworks can act as an introduction to museum visitors that have never experienced folk art, or as rotations for museums with extensive folk art holdings. This grouping presents a wide array of mediums and themes including Clementine Hunter and Charles C. Hofmann’s landscape paintings that vibrantly capture the essence of place. Other themes explored in this grouping include the representation and popularity of animal forms in folk art from decoy ducks to the fantastical imagery of a sea serpent weathervane.
Loan Duration
2 years
Loan period
2025-2027
Total Artworks
7
Century
19th, 20th Century
lending Museum
American Folk Art Museum
Facility Requirements
Temp: 65-75°F RH: 40-60% Security: 24 hr. CCTV and roaming guards
Support
Art Bridges covers all costs to prepare and ship the artworks to the borrowing museums. The foundation encourages borrowing museums to apply for accompanying Learning & Engagement funding to support the activation and interpretation of Partner Loan Networks artworks. Learning & Engagement funding supports multidisciplinary programming, interpretive materials, and community outreach.
