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The Brandywine Museum of Art and eMuseum

The Brandywine Museum of Art and eMuseum

Project Details 

  • Client: The Brandywine Museum of Art
  • Location: Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania
  • URL: collections.brandywine.org
  • Features: Advanced search tool | Bibliography packages | eMuseum | API | My Collections
  • Project Type: Public-facing website

Bringing the Brandywine Experience to Life Online

Discover how The Brandywine Museum of Art uses eMuseum to showcase online their Research Center, Catalogue Raisonné, and Art Collection, prominently featuring the Wyeth family artists. To expand the visitor experience, the Research Center utilizes bibliography packages to best display illustrated books, handwritten letters, and other archival documents to best display illustrated books, handwritten letters, and other archival documents.

Brandywine Museum of Art's illustrated books collection displayed in eMuseum
The Museum’s Research Center utilizes bibliography packages to best display illustrated books, handwritten letters, and other archival documents.

Where Art, Archives, and History Converge

The Brandywine River Museum of Art hosts a heritage collection of 19th and 20th century American art in the township of Chadds Ford, just southwest from Philadelphia. Known for their serene landscape paintings and collection of illustrated books, the museum delivers a wealth of beauty and history through their eMuseum site.

Brandywine Museum of Art's advanced search tool displayed in eMuseum
The Museum’s online database is searchable thanks to an advanced search tool.

Enabling Deeper Exploration with Smart Search Tools

Using the Bibliography module from TMS, rather than Objects, the website displays collection objects in uniquely organized packages. This online database is searchable with an advanced search tool, delivering precise results in seconds. For researchers using the site, the Favorites feature provides an invaluable way to group and save relevant objects together for future reference.

Supporting Smarter Collection Management

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