include the following: Pre-Raphaelite Collection The Samuel and Mary R. Bancroft Pre-Raphaelite Collection, including works by: Ford Madox Brown Edward Burne-Jones Julia Margaret Cameron Walter Crane Kate Greenaway William Holman Hunt John Everett Millais Albert Joseph Moore William Morris Dante Gabriel Rossetti Frederick Sandys Elizabeth Siddal Simeon Solomon Marie Spartali Stillman George Frederic Watts 19th Century American art American Art of the 19th Century, including works by: Jefferson David Chalfant Frederic Edwin Church Thomas Dewing Winslow Homer George Inness Raphaelle Peale Severin Roesen Augustus Saint-Gaudens John Henry Twachtman American illustration Howard Pyle and his students From the "Golden Age of Illustration": Howard Pyle Frank Schoonover N.C. Wyeth Other American illustration Including works by: Charles Dana Gibson Elizabeth Shippen Green John Held, Jr. J. C. Leyendecker Thomas Nast Coles Phillips American art of the early 20th Century Ashcan School (The Eight), including works by: John Sloan Robert Henri George Luks Other artists, including works by: Charles E. Burchfield Lydia Field Emmet John D. Graham Marsden Hartley Edward Hopper Jacob Lawrence Paul Manship Reginald Marsh William Zorach Post-World War II American art Including works by: Deborah Butterfield Grace Hartigan Al Held Robert Indiana Edward L. Loper, Sr. David Lund Louise Nevelson Mark Tobey Andrew Wyeth Helen Farr Sloan Library Two separate libraries opened in the new Delaware Art Center building in 1938: one centered on the collection of Howard Pyle, and the other centering on Samuel Bancroft, Jr. and his collections of Victorian books and books on Pre-Raphaelite painting. In 1978 Helen Farr Sloan donated the collections of her husband, the John Sloan Manuscript and Library Collection. A consolidated library opened in 1985 in the new Pamela and Lammot du Pont Copeland wing and was named in honor of Mrs. Sloan. It contains over 30,000 volumes and 1,000 boxes of personal papers, photographs and other material related to John Sloan, Samuel Bancroft, Jr. and Howard Pyle and his students. It recently acquired a copy of The Flower Book by Edward Burne-Jones. In 2009, the museum received the M.G. Sawyer Collection of Decorative Bindings, which contains over 2,000 volumes. Copeland Sculpture Garden The nine acre sculpture garden behind the museum includes nine large sculptures and an old reservoir converted into a labyrinth. Highlights include the 13-foot-tall bronze Crying Giant by Tom Otterness and Three Rectangles Horizontal Jointed Gyratory III by George Rickey, which moves in the wind. Joe Moss is represented by a