Barnes Foundation

The leisure Philadelphia tour, the first day only came to punch in this private art gallery on Park Avenue, Philadelphia's several major art galleries, still prefer this relatively low-key and exquisite art exhibition hall, although next to the famous Philadelphia Art Museum, Robin Sculpture Art Museum, But it still has its own unique style and painting at the mercy of it. Come within the week, there will not be many people in the art gallery. You can slow down and quietly enjoy the exhibits. One thing that likes their home is that all the exhibit areas have no specific style limitations. The layout of paintings in each period is presented together, not affected by the painting style and period. In one exhibition hall you can see different works hundreds of years apart. Although the gallery does not have a text description of the introduction card next to each work, you can understand the story behind each painting by entering their official website and scanning the picture with your mobile phone. This way of visiting is also more interesting. You can guess the background of the painting first. After scanning the picture for comparison, and the paintings scanned will be sent to the mailbox later.

The Barnes Foundation Gallery is also a private art gallery, and this place also has a lot of beautiful paintings of art, a lot of pictures can also be carefully appreciated oh, the painting content is very simple.

I love this museum. The collection is incredible and very comprehensive. It is hard to imagine a man collecting these artworks and building this museum, but I appreciate what he did. Post-Impressionist artworks are great, I like to visit here many times, just to see these collections. Each room is an art treasure house, an experience, and the building itself cannot be ignored. Matisse''s The Dance the placement is really perfect, when you are in Philadelphia, the museum is a place not to be missed, the museum restaurant is also a very good place, there are delicious food, really like it!

The Barnes Foundation has the world's richest private collection of early French modern and post-impressionist paintings. It is not accessible, but has a fixed admission time. The guide maps and promotional pages are beautifully done and are reluctant to throw them away when they get home. You need to store your belongings before entering the gallery, and the camera cannot be brought in. The whole gallery is small, and it can be walked for up to two or three hours, but it is small and exquisite. The most eye-catching thing is Renoir's work, which is too much in the collection and can be described as beautiful.

The Barnes Foundation Gallery is a famous cultural and art museum in Philadelphia. It is suitable for bringing friends. It is worth a long time to visit. It is very convenient to take public transportation. It rained when I went. I took an umbrella and stopped soon. It didn't affect my interest at all.