I was only in town for 2 days. I only had an hour to spare before my flight out. I hurried over and was at the door when they opened. I asked the information counter what was the most interesting thing to see with limited time? They have a few exhibits that are most see. I picked the European art on the 2nd floor. When you walk in, you're faced with Asian artifacts from the 800s. These are some of the oldest things I have ever seen in person. Very cool. You can't get any closer to this kind of art. You continue through the exhibit, and there is a "WOW" piece of art around every corner. It's so amazing how talented the artists were so long ago. Some of the canvas art looked like a picture. When you get to the last room, you see the prized possessions of this museum. Monet, Van Gogh, Degas and Cezanne. I've had to go to the Met in NY to see some of these artists. Again, you will never get this close. My time is up, but I will be back to finish the visit. This is a must. I recommend.

Really impressed by this museum. There were many stunning paintings but the pièce de resistance for me were the 20th century craft items; furniture, jewellery and tableware, to mention a few. Well worth a couple of hours of your time…and it’s free!

Amazing collection of art! Homer, Van Gogh, Degas, Monet, Corot, Remington, Rodin, Church. Too many to name. Also American art before 1900. We barely scratched the surface in two hours so will return soon to see the rest. Nice lunch at Harvest Wine Bar across the street and some book shopping at Atticus Books next door. Easy parking.

Such a beautiful & peaceful art museum! I spent about 2 hours here solo just enjoying the museum. Located in a stunning building, this art museum is free to all! Lots of art (modern & older) in a nice flowing layout! I started at the top floor & worked my way down. It was really quiet & enjoyable to walk around taking the art in. Each floor has staff eager to help direct you if you feel lost at any point. Totally worth a visit!