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The second day of the 3-day Brandywine Painting event organized by Jacalyn Beam was at the Hagley Museum.

It was attended by Trisha Adams and Jacalyn Beam.

The Hagley Museum is the 235-acre site of the gunpowder works founded by E. I. du Pont in 1802,  as well as the ancestral home and gardens of the du Pont family.
The day was sunny and warm -- perfect for capturing some fall color and water reflections. Both Jacalyn and Trisha painted a pair of gun powder storage buildings. Jacalyn also painted a second painting facing the other direction.

Trisha's painting, Brandywine Fall, 12"x16"

Trisha Adams

Jacalyn Beam's first painting.

Jacalyn Beam's second painting.