June 9-13 (5 days)
or June 9-11 (3 days)
Dear Friends,
As seasons go, this is definitely a weather seesaw of cold/warm, but I promise, Winter will definitely move into Spring in time for our most revered workshop at the farm.
Spring Hills Farm is a morning’s drive (2.5 hours on route 81 North from Philadelphia) to the Endless Mountains in Pennsylvania. I will send detailed instructions that are simple.
A delicious homemade lunch awaits us.
In June, the bright light with long days will provide bursting color, high hills as far as the eye can see, ponds surrounded by wildflowers, tall grasses, deep forests, sheep, cows, chickens, and horses!
Three scrumptious organic homemade meals each day, are lovingly served in the warmth of the Hull Family’s Pond house (any dietary concerns, just let me know).
We can eat inside or under the Grape Arbor with an enormous sky/high stars…. as you clear from the city’s chaos, you will get in touch with yourself as well as your art.
Painters, Printmakers (monotype), Photographers, and Writers are welcome.
The Farm has over 400 acres, and barns have been converted to studios which serve as a great place/space to work. A video that provides a glimpse to see how everything/everyone works is available at: francineshore.com…(check it out!)
Workshop includes:
- Morning lectures/Art History
- Meals (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
- Gazebos / Easels / Tables / Stools / Chairs / Access to Monotype press
- Consider the workshop as a springboard for your work, a must for the serious artist.
June 9-13 (5 Days) $1200
June 9-11 (3 Days) $720
Accommodations at the Farm for a nominal fee, per room:
$50 Night/Bedroom/Bathroom Access
$25 Night/Bunk House or Tent
Non–refundable deposit due March 15
“Life is what you make it”,…So here is a chance to enrich yourself/art.
Life can be grand!
Francine
Any questions/concerns: fmshore@yahoo.com
Deborah Leavy of Radnor (background) paints while Kitty Bancroft of Merion sketches Margaret Hull, caretaker of Spring Hills Farm, riding a horse named Blue. 
Main Line artists dine al fresco at Spring Hills Farm. 
Deborah Leavy of Radnor paints in an open air studio at Spring Hills Farm. 
Evergreen House provides accommodations for artists on the farm. 
The pond at Spring Hills Farm provides an alluring subject for artists. 
Charlotte Thurschwell of Haverford is inspired by the landscape at Spring Hills Farm. 
Jacob sheep at Spring Hills Farm.