Art Gallery of Ontario

The exterior of the gallery is a fascinating work of modern art by Frank Gehry. It has a wide and comprehensive selection of art from the United States and Europe, including some famous paintings and sculptures, such as Rodin, and some excellent works from modern artists such as Lichtenstein or Warhol. We loved the clear setting of the museum and the explanations next to many exhibits that were very good and very creative.

The most famous art museum in North America, bringing together the best art works from all over the world, and it is also a good place to enjoy the famous masterpieces. The scale is large and the environment is very good. Don't miss it.

Toronto must punch in|One time not enough to see the Ontario Art Museum ‍❤️ Chinese name: Ontario Art Museum English name: Art Gallery Of Ontario AGO recommendation index: The Art Museum is located in the center of Toronto, is the 8th largest art museum in North America, with more than 40,000 pieces in the collection. Among the exhibits are a series of works by the British sculptor Henry Moore (which occupies a large exhibition hall on the second floor), and there are often temporary special exhibitions by famous painters. I saw Rubens's exhibition last year, and this time I went to see the poster for the Picasso exhibition in June 2020. There is also the most attractive (especially the sister) Libo Point Queen Caojian Yasheng Mirror House infinity mirrors‼️ and it is a fixed exhibition in the art museum. It is not a temporary exhibition with a time limit like New York. There is an orange spiral staircase in the middle hall of the art museum. It is a net red. The photo is very ins wind. You can rotate the stairs to the fifth floor, you can see the cn tower part of the Sunday time period, and there are free naked models in the lobby on the first floor for the public to sketch in Linyi (of course, it is forbidden to take pictures) Detailed address: 317 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON M5T 1G4 Traffic Raiders: Get off at St. Patrick Station and exit ⏰ Business hours: 10:00-17:30 (Monday closed, Wednesday and Friday extended to 20:30) Tickets: Free tours under 25 years old (age is very loose but18-25 friends must show ID, after all, some people especially the old foreign minister are too mature), 25 Canadian dollars for adults over 25 years old, free for local residents. Free visit from 18:00 to 21:00 every Wednesday night. Expected play time: 2-3 hour practical tips1⃣️ as long as 35 Canadian dollars, you can upgrade to the Annual Pass (annual card). For non-local residents, over 25 years old, and more than one visit to Toronto in a year, a visit costs $25, and the price of the annual ticket is worth twice, but a special exhibition may only be for museum members (only if you have a member card) 2⃣️ Photographs are allowed in the art museum (flash tripods and the like are not allowed). The words "No photo is allowed" are marked next to individual exhibits, and tourists still need to abide by the regulations. 3⃣️ Kuojian Yasun's mirror house is next to the cafe on the second floor. You need to make an appointment on the tablet computer at the entrance in advance. The English interface chooses a good time period (40 people per time period), leaving a mobile phone number (Chinese number is also available) and email address. Then calculate the time to queue up at the door of the mirror house in advance. It is recommended to avoid the peak and go early. I opened the door on Friday morning, so I don't need to queue at all ✌

Recently,I spent 2 delightful days at the Art Gallery of Ontario with its fine multifarious collection of Art.I appreciated its fine,but not encyclopedic collection of European Paintings and works of Art.I saw delightful paintings by Giovanni Dei Biondo("Vision of Saint Benedict",Italian Medieval)Simon Marmion("Mass of Saint Gregory".Netherlandish Renaissance)Jacopo Tintoretto("Christ Cleaning Feet of Disciples",Italian Renaissance),Rembrandt("Portrait of Woman With Lap Dog",Dutch Master),Arent Arentz("Skaters in Winter on Amstel River".Dutch Master),Balthasar Ast("Stillife With Flowers,Dutch Master),Georges Delatour("Saint Anne With Infant Jesus")French Mannerism).Jiusepe Ribera("Saint Jerome",Spanish Mannerism,Giovanni Langetti("Isaac Blessing Jacob,Italian Gian Paolo Panini("Capriccio With Arch of Titus".Italian Neoclassicism))Thomas Gainesborough("Harvest Wagon",British Romanticism).James Tissot("Shopgirl",French Naturalism),Narcise Diaz de la Pena("Storm",French Realism),Claude Monet("Vethieul in Summer",quintessential French Impressionism),Camille Pissarro("Bridge in Rouen",French Impressionism),Gustave Caillebotte("Sailboats in Sea.French Impressionism)Armand Guillaumin("Les Trayas.Grey Day",French Expressionism),Theo Van Rhysellberghe("Trees",,Belgian Pointillism),Albert Marquet("Pont Neuf in Winter.French Postimpressionism)Pablo Picasso("Woman".Abstract),Emil Nolde(Feriengaste".German Expressionism)and Marc Chagall("Over Vitebsk"),among many others. I also savored fine sculpture at this wonderful art museum by Gian Bernini("Pope"),Angelo Pio("Saint Jerome")Rodin("Adam"),and a plethora of sculptural works by Henry Moore("Draped Woman".among others..Since this is a large art museum.I only covered a small portion of their works of Art in this review.Their collection of Canadian Art is tip top,but that will be the subject of a future review.

The Ontario Museum of Art is one of Toronto's iconic galleries. Its architecture is very unique, like a crystal boat. At the entrance of the museum, it is the sculpture of Henry Moore, a famous sculptor. The Museum of Art collects a large number of works of art from Europe, the United States and Canada. Some paintings are very precious and come from masters. It's very close to Toronto Chinatown. You might as well come and visit it.

The Ontario Museum of Art is a museum in Toronto, Canada, with a collection of more than 40,000 pieces of art in Europe, the United States, Canada and other places. It is the eighth largest art museum in North America. The collection spans from 100 AD to the present. The Ontario Museum of Art is located next to Chinatown. Tickets $25.

A very artistic gallery, a collection of famous painters.

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