​Auction House Previews PA Impressionists At Phillips' Mill

NEW HOPE, PA — Phillips’ Mill Community Association is partnering once again with Freeman's|Hindman auction house of Philadelphia on an exhibition of important Pennsylvania Impressionist paintings.

The three-day event from May 19 to 21 will offer collectors and art lovers an opportunity to admire the works of many of Phillips’ Mill’s founding artists including fresh-to-market examples by Edward Redfield, Daniel Garber, Fern Coppedge, George Sotter, and Robert Spencer.

Works exhibited at this event represent highlights from two upcoming auctions - "American Art and Pennsylvania Impressionists" on June 8, and on September 21, "Garden Party: The Collection of Renny Reynolds," a collection with strong local ties. A longtime Bucks County resident and garden and event designer, Reynolds is perhaps best known as the creator of Hortulus Farm along with late garden writer, Jack Staub, a property Reynolds sold not long ago.

Daniel Garber's "A Glorious Day," $50,000 to $80,000. (From the Collection of Renny Reynolds)

In addition to the exhibition, a special valuation day with a focus on jewelry and fine art will be held on May 21. Specialists from Freeman's|Hindman will be on hand to provide complimentary valuations and discuss consignment opportunities for the 2025 auction season.

Collectors with questions about this event can contact Adam Veil, SVP Head of Department - American Art and Pennsylvania Impressionists, aveil@freemansauction.com, 267-414-1221 or 215-485-0704.

This special highlights exhibition is free and open to the public for three days only, May 19 to 21 from noon to 5 p.m. Phillips’ Mill Community Association is located at 2619 River Road, just north of New Hope. For information, visit www.phillipsmill.org or call 215-862-0582.