This beginner’s class presents a unique opportunity to learn early American theorem painting, a historical art form created with stencils and admired for its aesthetic appeal.

Led by Peggy Allen, an experienced theorem instructor, attendees will create an 8.5 x 11 portrait of a traditional bowl of fruit using multiple stencils and oil paints applied with brushes onto a cotton velveteen surface.

This class will feature a display of theorem paintings from various artists, including David Ellinger of Trappe, along with a discussion of theorem painting’s historical context.

This workshop is designed for all skill levels.

Cost: $70 Member, $75 Non-Member. Advanced tickets required. This workshop is limited to 10 people.    https://historictrappe.org/events/

Location: Visitor Center behind the Muhlenberg House, 201 W. Main St. Trappe, PA