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Explore the Mason‑Scharfenstein Museum of Art: Premier Collection in Northeast Georgia

Explore the Mason‑Scharfenstein Museum of Art: Premier Collection in Northeast Georgia Northeast Georgia Mountains Demorest

This museum displays the art collection of Bill Mason and Bob Scharfenstein, who assembled a formidable collection comprising hundreds of paintings, sculptures, and pieces of art glass and crystal. The museum also showcases special exhibitions on a rotating basis and serves not only Piedmont College, but the entire Northeast Georgia region. This museum features primarily 19th and 20th century American art.


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