Call of the Coast:

Art Colonies of New England

Day Trip to Portland Museum of Art, Maine

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Join us as we visit the Portland Museum of Art in Maine to see how New England played a key role in the creation of an America identity in the early 20^th century. You will see the works of recognized artists such as Edward Hopper, Childe Hassam, Rockwell Kent and George Bellows. This exhibition chronicles the development of Impressionist Connecticut and Modernist Maine.

After a delicious catered lunch, we will visit the spectacular Victoria Mansion, a superb example of American architecture and a unique example of the princely palaces of America’s wealthiest citizens in the pre- Civil war era.

$150 Members (add $25 for non-members)

Includes bus transportation, morning coffee and muffins, admission to museums, guided tours, catered lunch and all gratuities.

For information call Michele Kenna at 978-369-2578 OR email education@concordart.org