Exhibit highlights the Chadds Ford farm that inspired Andrew Wyeth

Well, finally at four today, a new exhibit at the Brandy Wine Museum of Art is highlighting the Kerner Farm. That's where renowned artist Andrew Wyatt spent some 70 years of his life drawing inspiration and painting some of his most iconic works. And now that amazing space will be open to art students of all levels for lessons and inspiration. Action News photographer Todd Cretchmer takes us. Tom Cretchmer takes us there. people here that are just crazy about Wyth and there's people that take the opportunity to learn, you know, and what better place to do it. They don't make ground anymore. And yet to have a a plane air class, which we've been doing for quite some time now, and have people that are fans of Wyth to paint here, and people that just want to learn about the education of the arts, to have an opportunity to live in history and yet create their own history like a movie. You have your star of the show, you have your supporting actors. It's beautiful. It's peaceful. It's quiet. The views are are never ending. There's always something new to paint and it's steeped in history and tradition. You read about Andrew Wyth and the generations of the Kerners. He found things that were just fascinating that right under his nose. He didn't have to go to Europe. He didn't have to go to exotic places that were just right here in this amazing farm. I think for most people, they see this uh hardworking farm environment through the eyes of Andrew Wyatt. So I go to Kerner Farm and I see a painting like Wolf Moon, the farmer Carl Kerner looking like a hard harsh man with these hooks for hanging sausages behind his head. Um, you can't see the place without this iconic creative practice. And the well is endless. And Andy said we haven't even hit the tip of the iceberg here. And the people that come here prove it.