Palettes of the Past

 On Display Through December 2010
Tuesday through Saturday, 12 noon to 4 pm
The Salem County Historical Society is pleased to invite you to visit and view this exhibit which traces Salem County's rich artistic
heritage over the past 200 years.
"The Salem County Historical Society has a substantial collection of local paintings, but many of them are not routinely on view to the public and some recent acquisitions have never been exhibited," said Dave Culver, VP of Museum and Committee Chair. "This exhibit is a great opportunity to see rare treasures from the Society's collection."
This exhibit is dedicated to the memory of G. Baxter Fisher of Woodstown who was a dedicated member of the Salem County Historical Society, with a deep knowledge of paintings, and a special interest in the artists who crafted them.
Palettes of the Past will take
you on a journey as you explore outstanding artwork styles including landscape portraiture, still life, and illustration.  
 
 
 
June Quarterly Meeting Hope you were able to attend! 
June 13, 2010, 1:30pm, St. John's Epispocal Church Parish Hall, Salem.
Kate Ogden, Associate Professor of Art History at Stockton State College Presents...
George Washington Conarroe & Other 19th Century Jersey Artists  
Please click here for more program information...
 
 
The Salem County Historical Society thanks the following Museum Committee members for their efforts on this exhibit:
 David Culver, Chair
Molly Carpenter
Victoria Duffy
Dottie Fisher
Bill Gallo
Wayne Gotwals
 Peggy Kavanaugh
Joe Kimber
Ralph Magill
Craig Maue
Diane Wohlrab
Ron Wohlrab


The Museum Committee thanks Phil Correll, Ron Magill, Dottie Fisher, Christian LeHew, Today's Sunbeam, Salem Friends Meeting, and the Salem County Board of Chosen Freeholders for loaning works of art for this exhibit.  We also thank Barbara Duffy, President of the Society, and Tammy Barnes, former Executive Director for their support, assistance and guidance. 
 This program is made possible in part by funds form the New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the Department of State, through the Salem County Board of Chosen Freeholders, and the Salem County Cultural and Heritage Commission.