June 13–September 15, 2024

At First Glance: Highlights from the Westerly Museum of American Impressionism

  • The Museum will be closed December 24 & 25 for the holiday.

  • Edward Dufner (1872–1957), In the Spring, 1915. Oil on canvas laid down on board. Westerly Museum of American Impressionism

  • Gifford Beal (1879–1976), Garden Party, 1914. Oil on canvas. Westerly Museum of American Impressionism

  • Richard Miller (1875–1943), Woman in a Boudoir, n.d. Oil on canvas. Westerly Museum of American Impressionism

  • Jane Peterson (1876–1975), Dancing Water, Gloucester, Massachusetts, n.d. Oil on canvas. Westerly Museum of American Impressionism

  • Ernest Lawson, Upper Harlem River – Winter, ca. 1915–1916. Oil on canvas. Westerly Museum of American Impressionism

An exciting addition to the New England museum landscape, the Westerly Museum of American Impressionism (WMAI) is currently being constructed in Westerly, Rhode Island and is expected to open in 2025. Established by philanthropists and art collectors Thomas P. and Cynthia D. Sculco, the museum will be dedicated to the research and exhibition of artworks created by American Impressionists from the 1880s-1920s.

In this pop-up exhibition at the FloGris Museum, select paintings from WMAI’s collection will provide a glimpse into what the museum’s galleries will offer.

Join us at the FloGris for a lecture on August 11 at 2pm with Catherine Shotick, the Director of the WMAI, who will speak about the construction of the new museum and the artwork that will be on view there.

Sign up here to attend the talk either in person or virtually...