The Brandywine River Museum has over 3,000 works in its permanent collection and offers photographic material for both commercial and non-commercial uses. Permission to use this material must be obtained through the Rights and Reproductions Office. Permission is granted for one-time, non-exclusive North American reproduction rights in one edition and one language only. Applications for revised editions, subsequent editions, additional languages, worldwide rights and/or larger print runs will incur additional fees.

Many works of art in the museum's collection may be copyrighted by the artists, their heirs or foundations holding the rights to those works. Without permission from the copyright holder, such works may not be used in any form. Prior to requesting images, permission from the copyright holder must be obtained and submitted in writing along with the application and payment. Without this permission, the Brandywine River Museum will not release photography. For additional information about U.S. Copyright Law, please visit www.copyright.gov.

Click here to view works in the Brandywine River Museum's permanent collection. Photographic material on the Brandywine River Museum website cannot be used without the expressed permission from this institution. These images are watermarked and any unauthorized uses may be subject to prosecution.

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Captions, left to right: Asher B. Durand (1796-1886), Landscape, Wood Scene (ca. 1854), oil on canvas, permanent collection, gift of Amanda K. Berls and Ruth A. Yerion. Howard Pyle (1853-1911), The Nation Makers (1903), oil on canvas, permanent collection. Tony Sarg (1880-1942), Laughing Lion (1930), watercolor on paper, permanent collection, gift of Jane Collette Wilcox. N.C. Wyeth (1882-1945), The Fight in the Forest (1919), oil on canvas, illustration for James Fenimore Cooper, The Last of the Mohicans (1919), permanent collection, gift of Richard S. du Pont.

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