BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection |\; Art Galleries X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810004 DTSTART:20180829T150000Z DTEND:20180829T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810005 DTSTART:20180830T150000Z DTEND:20180830T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810006 DTSTART:20180831T150000Z DTEND:20180831T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810007 DTSTART:20180901T150000Z DTEND:20180901T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810008 DTSTART:20180902T150000Z DTEND:20180902T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667955056 DTSTART:20180902T170000Z DTEND:20180902T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810009 DTSTART:20180903T150000Z DTEND:20180903T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810010 DTSTART:20180904T150000Z DTEND:20180904T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810011 DTSTART:20180905T150000Z DTEND:20180905T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810012 DTSTART:20180906T150000Z DTEND:20180906T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810013 DTSTART:20180907T150000Z DTEND:20180907T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810014 DTSTART:20180908T150000Z DTEND:20180908T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810015 DTSTART:20180909T150000Z DTEND:20180909T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667871087 DTSTART:20180909T170000Z DTEND:20180909T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810016 DTSTART:20180910T150000Z DTEND:20180910T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810017 DTSTART:20180911T150000Z DTEND:20180911T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810018 DTSTART:20180912T150000Z DTEND:20180912T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810019 DTSTART:20180913T150000Z DTEND:20180913T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810020 DTSTART:20180914T150000Z DTEND:20180914T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810021 DTSTART:20180915T150000Z DTEND:20180915T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810022 DTSTART:20180916T150000Z DTEND:20180916T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667815790 DTSTART:20180916T170000Z DTEND:20180916T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810023 DTSTART:20180917T150000Z DTEND:20180917T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810024 DTSTART:20180918T150000Z DTEND:20180918T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810025 DTSTART:20180919T150000Z DTEND:20180919T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810026 DTSTART:20180920T150000Z DTEND:20180920T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810027 DTSTART:20180921T150000Z DTEND:20180921T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810028 DTSTART:20180922T150000Z DTEND:20180922T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810029 DTSTART:20180923T150000Z DTEND:20180923T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667753325 DTSTART:20180923T170000Z DTEND:20180923T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810030 DTSTART:20180924T150000Z DTEND:20180924T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810031 DTSTART:20180925T150000Z DTEND:20180925T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810032 DTSTART:20180926T150000Z DTEND:20180926T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810033 DTSTART:20180927T150000Z DTEND:20180927T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810034 DTSTART:20180928T150000Z DTEND:20180928T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810035 DTSTART:20180929T150000Z DTEND:20180929T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810036 DTSTART:20180930T150000Z DTEND:20180930T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667698028 DTSTART:20180930T170000Z DTEND:20180930T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810037 DTSTART:20181001T150000Z DTEND:20181001T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810038 DTSTART:20181002T150000Z DTEND:20181002T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810039 DTSTART:20181003T150000Z DTEND:20181003T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194253Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810040 DTSTART:20181004T150000Z DTEND:20181004T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810041 DTSTART:20181005T150000Z DTEND:20181005T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810042 DTSTART:20181006T150000Z DTEND:20181006T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810043 DTSTART:20181007T150000Z DTEND:20181007T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667641707 DTSTART:20181007T170000Z DTEND:20181007T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810044 DTSTART:20181008T150000Z DTEND:20181008T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810045 DTSTART:20181009T150000Z DTEND:20181009T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810046 DTSTART:20181010T150000Z DTEND:20181010T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810047 DTSTART:20181011T150000Z DTEND:20181011T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810048 DTSTART:20181012T150000Z DTEND:20181012T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810049 DTSTART:20181013T150000Z DTEND:20181013T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810050 DTSTART:20181014T150000Z DTEND:20181014T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667587434 DTSTART:20181014T170000Z DTEND:20181014T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810051 DTSTART:20181015T150000Z DTEND:20181015T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810052 DTSTART:20181016T150000Z DTEND:20181016T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810053 DTSTART:20181017T150000Z DTEND:20181017T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810054 DTSTART:20181018T150000Z DTEND:20181018T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810055 DTSTART:20181019T150000Z DTEND:20181019T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810056 DTSTART:20181020T150000Z DTEND:20181020T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810057 DTSTART:20181021T150000Z DTEND:20181021T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667524969 DTSTART:20181021T170000Z DTEND:20181021T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810058 DTSTART:20181022T150000Z DTEND:20181022T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810059 DTSTART:20181023T150000Z DTEND:20181023T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810060 DTSTART:20181024T150000Z DTEND:20181024T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810061 DTSTART:20181025T150000Z DTEND:20181025T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810062 DTSTART:20181026T150000Z DTEND:20181026T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810063 DTSTART:20181027T150000Z DTEND:20181027T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810064 DTSTART:20181028T150000Z DTEND:20181028T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667444072 DTSTART:20181028T170000Z DTEND:20181028T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810065 DTSTART:20181029T150000Z DTEND:20181029T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810066 DTSTART:20181030T150000Z DTEND:20181030T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810067 DTSTART:20181031T150000Z DTEND:20181031T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810068 DTSTART:20181101T150000Z DTEND:20181101T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810069 DTSTART:20181102T150000Z DTEND:20181102T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810070 DTSTART:20181103T150000Z DTEND:20181103T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810071 DTSTART:20181104T160000Z DTEND:20181104T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667385703 DTSTART:20181104T180000Z DTEND:20181104T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810072 DTSTART:20181105T160000Z DTEND:20181105T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810073 DTSTART:20181106T160000Z DTEND:20181106T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810074 DTSTART:20181107T160000Z DTEND:20181107T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810075 DTSTART:20181108T160000Z DTEND:20181108T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810076 DTSTART:20181109T160000Z DTEND:20181109T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810077 DTSTART:20181110T160000Z DTEND:20181110T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810078 DTSTART:20181111T160000Z DTEND:20181111T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667328358 DTSTART:20181111T180000Z DTEND:20181111T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810079 DTSTART:20181112T160000Z DTEND:20181112T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810080 DTSTART:20181113T160000Z DTEND:20181113T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810081 DTSTART:20181114T160000Z DTEND:20181114T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810082 DTSTART:20181115T160000Z DTEND:20181115T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810083 DTSTART:20181116T160000Z DTEND:20181116T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810084 DTSTART:20181117T160000Z DTEND:20181117T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810085 DTSTART:20181118T160000Z DTEND:20181118T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667274085 DTSTART:20181118T180000Z DTEND:20181118T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810086 DTSTART:20181119T160000Z DTEND:20181119T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810087 DTSTART:20181120T160000Z DTEND:20181120T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810088 DTSTART:20181121T160000Z DTEND:20181121T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810089 DTSTART:20181122T160000Z DTEND:20181122T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810090 DTSTART:20181123T160000Z DTEND:20181123T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810091 DTSTART:20181124T160000Z DTEND:20181124T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810092 DTSTART:20181125T160000Z DTEND:20181125T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667215716 DTSTART:20181125T180000Z DTEND:20181125T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810093 DTSTART:20181126T160000Z DTEND:20181126T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810094 DTSTART:20181127T160000Z DTEND:20181127T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810095 DTSTART:20181128T160000Z DTEND:20181128T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810096 DTSTART:20181129T160000Z DTEND:20181129T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810097 DTSTART:20181130T160000Z DTEND:20181130T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810098 DTSTART:20181201T160000Z DTEND:20181201T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810099 DTSTART:20181202T160000Z DTEND:20181202T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667154275 DTSTART:20181202T180000Z DTEND:20181202T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810100 DTSTART:20181203T160000Z DTEND:20181203T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810101 DTSTART:20181204T160000Z DTEND:20181204T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810102 DTSTART:20181205T160000Z DTEND:20181205T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810103 DTSTART:20181206T160000Z DTEND:20181206T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810104 DTSTART:20181207T160000Z DTEND:20181207T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810105 DTSTART:20181208T160000Z DTEND:20181208T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_3810106 DTSTART:20181209T160000Z DTEND:20181209T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42449667098978 DTSTART:20181209T180000Z DTEND:20181209T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288502 DTSTART:20190123T160000Z DTEND:20190123T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288503 DTSTART:20190124T160000Z DTEND:20190124T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288504 DTSTART:20190125T160000Z DTEND:20190125T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288505 DTSTART:20190126T160000Z DTEND:20190126T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288506 DTSTART:20190127T160000Z DTEND:20190127T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288507 DTSTART:20190130T160000Z DTEND:20190130T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288508 DTSTART:20190131T160000Z DTEND:20190131T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288509 DTSTART:20190201T160000Z DTEND:20190201T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288510 DTSTART:20190202T160000Z DTEND:20190202T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288511 DTSTART:20190203T160000Z DTEND:20190203T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288512 DTSTART:20190206T160000Z DTEND:20190206T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288513 DTSTART:20190207T160000Z DTEND:20190207T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288514 DTSTART:20190208T160000Z DTEND:20190208T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288515 DTSTART:20190209T160000Z DTEND:20190209T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288516 DTSTART:20190210T160000Z DTEND:20190210T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288517 DTSTART:20190213T160000Z DTEND:20190213T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288518 DTSTART:20190214T160000Z DTEND:20190214T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288519 DTSTART:20190215T160000Z DTEND:20190215T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288520 DTSTART:20190216T160000Z DTEND:20190216T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288521 DTSTART:20190217T160000Z DTEND:20190217T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288522 DTSTART:20190220T160000Z DTEND:20190220T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288523 DTSTART:20190221T160000Z DTEND:20190221T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288524 DTSTART:20190222T160000Z DTEND:20190222T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288525 DTSTART:20190223T160000Z DTEND:20190223T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288526 DTSTART:20190224T160000Z DTEND:20190224T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288527 DTSTART:20190227T160000Z DTEND:20190227T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288528 DTSTART:20190228T160000Z DTEND:20190228T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288529 DTSTART:20190301T160000Z DTEND:20190301T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288530 DTSTART:20190302T160000Z DTEND:20190302T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288531 DTSTART:20190303T160000Z DTEND:20190303T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288532 DTSTART:20190306T160000Z DTEND:20190306T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288533 DTSTART:20190307T160000Z DTEND:20190307T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288534 DTSTART:20190308T160000Z DTEND:20190308T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288535 DTSTART:20190309T160000Z DTEND:20190309T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288536 DTSTART:20190310T150000Z DTEND:20190310T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288537 DTSTART:20190313T150000Z DTEND:20190313T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288538 DTSTART:20190314T150000Z DTEND:20190314T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288539 DTSTART:20190315T150000Z DTEND:20190315T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288540 DTSTART:20190316T150000Z DTEND:20190316T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288541 DTSTART:20190317T150000Z DTEND:20190317T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288542 DTSTART:20190320T150000Z DTEND:20190320T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288543 DTSTART:20190321T150000Z DTEND:20190321T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288544 DTSTART:20190322T150000Z DTEND:20190322T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288545 DTSTART:20190323T150000Z DTEND:20190323T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288546 DTSTART:20190324T150000Z DTEND:20190324T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288547 DTSTART:20190327T150000Z DTEND:20190327T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288548 DTSTART:20190328T150000Z DTEND:20190328T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288549 DTSTART:20190329T150000Z DTEND:20190329T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288550 DTSTART:20190330T150000Z DTEND:20190330T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288551 DTSTART:20190331T150000Z DTEND:20190331T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288552 DTSTART:20190403T150000Z DTEND:20190403T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288553 DTSTART:20190404T150000Z DTEND:20190404T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288554 DTSTART:20190405T150000Z DTEND:20190405T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288555 DTSTART:20190406T150000Z DTEND:20190406T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288556 DTSTART:20190407T150000Z DTEND:20190407T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288557 DTSTART:20190410T150000Z DTEND:20190410T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288558 DTSTART:20190411T150000Z DTEND:20190411T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288559 DTSTART:20190412T150000Z DTEND:20190412T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288560 DTSTART:20190413T150000Z DTEND:20190413T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288561 DTSTART:20190414T150000Z DTEND:20190414T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288562 DTSTART:20190417T150000Z DTEND:20190417T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288563 DTSTART:20190418T150000Z DTEND:20190418T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288564 DTSTART:20190419T150000Z DTEND:20190419T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288565 DTSTART:20190420T150000Z DTEND:20190420T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288566 DTSTART:20190421T150000Z DTEND:20190421T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288567 DTSTART:20190424T150000Z DTEND:20190424T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288568 DTSTART:20190425T150000Z DTEND:20190425T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288569 DTSTART:20190426T150000Z DTEND:20190426T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288570 DTSTART:20190427T150000Z DTEND:20190427T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288571 DTSTART:20190428T150000Z DTEND:20190428T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288572 DTSTART:20190501T150000Z DTEND:20190501T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288573 DTSTART:20190502T150000Z DTEND:20190502T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288574 DTSTART:20190503T150000Z DTEND:20190503T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288575 DTSTART:20190504T150000Z DTEND:20190504T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288576 DTSTART:20190505T150000Z DTEND:20190505T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288577 DTSTART:20190508T150000Z DTEND:20190508T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288578 DTSTART:20190509T150000Z DTEND:20190509T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194254Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288579 DTSTART:20190510T150000Z DTEND:20190510T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288580 DTSTART:20190511T150000Z DTEND:20190511T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288581 DTSTART:20190512T150000Z DTEND:20190512T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288582 DTSTART:20190515T150000Z DTEND:20190515T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288583 DTSTART:20190516T150000Z DTEND:20190516T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288584 DTSTART:20190517T150000Z DTEND:20190517T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288585 DTSTART:20190518T150000Z DTEND:20190518T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288586 DTSTART:20190519T150000Z DTEND:20190519T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288587 DTSTART:20190522T150000Z DTEND:20190522T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288588 DTSTART:20190523T150000Z DTEND:20190523T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_4288589 DTSTART:20190524T150000Z DTEND:20190524T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454402011391 DTSTART:20200901T150000Z DTEND:20200901T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401975550 DTSTART:20200902T150000Z DTEND:20200902T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401935613 DTSTART:20200903T150000Z DTEND:20200903T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401893628 DTSTART:20200904T150000Z DTEND:20200904T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401849595 DTSTART:20200908T150000Z DTEND:20200908T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401785082 DTSTART:20200909T150000Z DTEND:20200909T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401736953 DTSTART:20200910T150000Z DTEND:20200910T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401697016 DTSTART:20200911T150000Z DTEND:20200911T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401655031 DTSTART:20200915T150000Z DTEND:20200915T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401616118 DTSTART:20200916T150000Z DTEND:20200916T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401562869 DTSTART:20200917T150000Z DTEND:20200917T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401527028 DTSTART:20200918T150000Z DTEND:20200918T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401493235 DTSTART:20200922T150000Z DTEND:20200922T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401459442 DTSTART:20200923T150000Z DTEND:20200923T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401424625 DTSTART:20200924T150000Z DTEND:20200924T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401382640 DTSTART:20200925T150000Z DTEND:20200925T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401348847 DTSTART:20200929T150000Z DTEND:20200929T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401314030 DTSTART:20200930T150000Z DTEND:20200930T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401275117 DTSTART:20201001T150000Z DTEND:20201001T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401240300 DTSTART:20201002T150000Z DTEND:20201002T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401201387 DTSTART:20201006T150000Z DTEND:20201006T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401159402 DTSTART:20201007T150000Z DTEND:20201007T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401124585 DTSTART:20201008T150000Z DTEND:20201008T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401086696 DTSTART:20201009T150000Z DTEND:20201009T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401048807 DTSTART:20201013T150000Z DTEND:20201013T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454401012966 DTSTART:20201014T150000Z DTEND:20201014T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400975077 DTSTART:20201015T150000Z DTEND:20201015T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400941284 DTSTART:20201016T150000Z DTEND:20201016T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400908515 DTSTART:20201020T150000Z DTEND:20201020T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400872674 DTSTART:20201021T150000Z DTEND:20201021T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400829665 DTSTART:20201022T150000Z DTEND:20201022T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400786656 DTSTART:20201023T150000Z DTEND:20201023T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400732383 DTSTART:20201027T150000Z DTEND:20201027T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400692446 DTSTART:20201028T150000Z DTEND:20201028T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400659677 DTSTART:20201029T150000Z DTEND:20201029T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400623836 DTSTART:20201030T150000Z DTEND:20201030T210000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400587995 DTSTART:20201103T160000Z DTEND:20201103T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400555226 DTSTART:20201104T160000Z DTEND:20201104T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400522457 DTSTART:20201105T160000Z DTEND:20201105T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400488664 DTSTART:20201106T160000Z DTEND:20201106T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400453847 DTSTART:20201110T160000Z DTEND:20201110T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400416982 DTSTART:20201111T160000Z DTEND:20201111T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400384213 DTSTART:20201112T160000Z DTEND:20201112T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400350420 DTSTART:20201113T160000Z DTEND:20201113T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400312531 DTSTART:20201117T160000Z DTEND:20201117T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400270546 DTSTART:20201118T160000Z DTEND:20201118T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400239825 DTSTART:20201119T160000Z DTEND:20201119T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400206032 DTSTART:20201120T160000Z DTEND:20201120T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400170191 DTSTART:20201124T160000Z DTEND:20201124T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400135374 DTSTART:20201125T160000Z DTEND:20201125T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400097485 DTSTART:20201126T160000Z DTEND:20201126T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400059596 DTSTART:20201127T160000Z DTEND:20201127T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454400013515 DTSTART:20201201T160000Z DTEND:20201201T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454399976650 DTSTART:20201202T160000Z DTEND:20201202T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454399951049 DTSTART:20201203T160000Z DTEND:20201203T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260611T194255Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_42454399838399 DTSTART:20201204T160000Z DTEND:20201204T220000Z DESCRIPTION:The founders of Lehigh University saw art as integral to a well -rounded education. Following in the footsteps of Thomas Jefferson\, who m ade his personal art collection accessible to students and faculty at the University of Virginia\, Lehigh University’s first president\, Henry Cop pée\, declared art one of the “elementary branches” of education. Art has been part of the university since its beginning in 1865. By 1926 the university was actively collecting and exhibiting works of art\, and in 19 35 the first gallery facilities were established to house the permanent co llection. From these humble beginnings the Lehigh University Art Galleries · Teaching Museum was formed. Today\, the permanent collection numbers over 15\,000 works of art\, spanning many cultures and centuries. Although the collection has evolved and grown\, the mission has stayed the same\, to inspire\, develop\, and promote visual literacy and cultural understand ing\, providing educational opportunities across all areas of study.\n\nTh is extensive exhibition\, on view throughout two galleries\, features high lights from the university’s world-class collection\, including works by Pierre Bonnard\, Margaret Bourke-White\, Albrecht Dürer\, Wifredo Lam\, Charles Burchfield\, Jasper Johns\, Diane Arbus\, Jacob Lawrence\, Robert Mapplethorpe\, Henri Matisse\, and many more.\n\nExhibition hours are Wedn esday through Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM and Sunday 1 PM – 5 PM. The Main a nd Lower Galleries are CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays.\n\nImage Detail: Marsd en Hartley\, Fruit in Basket\, 1922\, oil on canvas GEO:40.608279;-75.372615 LOCATION:Zoellner Arts Center\, Main Gallery SUMMARY:The Teaching Museum: Selections from the Permanent Collection | \; Art Galleries URL;VALUE=URI:https://eventscalendar.lehigh.edu/event/the_teaching_museum_s elections_from_the_permanent_collection END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR