At the DelArt, the Copeland Sculpture Garden’s 20 works include Crying Giant by Tom Otterness and Monumental Holistic VII by Betty Gold.

This gallery with a “salon hang” shows these paintings by American artists as 19th-century viewers may have seen them.

DelArt’s stunning British Pre-Raphaelite galleries includes treasures like the Arts and Crafts chairs by William Morris. Photo courtesy Mike Squires

The modern and contemporary American art galleries at DelArt present a wide variety of artists and styles.

The Delaware Art Museum is on leafy Kentmere Parkway in a quiet residential neighborhood of the city. Photo courtesy Delaware Museum of Art

The Brandywine Valley’s famous Wyeth family is represented at DelArt in works such as Jamie Wyeth’s Iris at Sea (1994).

Among DelArt’s extensive holdings of works by John Sloan is Wet Night, Washington Square (1928).

Around DelArt, a number of “Look Closely” panels, like this one showing an N. C. Wyeth illustration for a Western novel, discuss a work’s details and context.