Spring has sprung at the Phillips! Visitors are noticing the lovely tulip magnolias outside of the museum’s front door and can’t resist the photo opportunity. Here’s a handful of our favorites from Instagram; keep these beautiful shots coming!
Spring has sprung at the Phillips! Visitors are noticing the lovely tulip magnolias outside of the museum’s front door and can’t resist the photo opportunity. Here’s a handful of our favorites from Instagram; keep these beautiful shots coming!
The blossoming of the cherry trees was a rite of spring for Washingtonians in 1922 as it is today. Around that time, Marjorie Phillips captured in oil paint a scene of delicate blossoms floating above the Tidal Basin. 1922 would have been the 10th anniversary of the planting of the trees; this year is the 100th. While peak bloom hit very early this spring, the festival continues off the mall tonight with a Journey to Japan at Phillips after 5.