Philadelphia Art Museum

The exhibition I saw at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is an exhibition on European art from 11 to 15 years. This is a series of paintings from the Middle Ages to the early Renaissance, sculptures, buildings, tapestries, and pieces from the Middle East. This exhibition is an important part of the history of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It is the first time to display paintings from Italy, Spain and Northern Europe from the John G. Johnson collection. It gave me a good understanding of these 4th century paintings and reflected the ideas of the East and the West.

During the murder of the treasure hunter at the Philadelphia Art Museum on Saturday, the mystery of the murder of the Philadelphia Museum of Art was solved. The event will be held from 2 pm to 4:30 pm at the Philadelphia Art Museum. In the event, please collect clues related to the secret of the artwork of the museum. Participants can summarize the story and discover which of the four suspects committed the murder. It is necessary to purchase in advance. Adult price is $ 37.50, valid ID number is $ 32.50. Tickets include access to museums. For more information please visit www.watsonadventures.com/public/event/the-murder-at-the-philadelphia-museum-scavenger-hunt.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of America's largest museums. Because the museum is located at the edge of Franklin Avenue, it provides a background for many public events including concerts and parades. The rich Renaissance, the American, and masterpieces of the Impressionists make the Philadelphia Art Museum one of the most important museums in the country. Its wonderful collection, award-winning exhibition, special show, and beautiful outdoor sculpture garden are must-see for culture.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art has world-famous museums such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Rodin Museum of Art, and has more public art than any other city in the country. Philadelphia also brought art to the city and encouraged large-scale public murals through its mural painting project. In Philadelphia, each wall can be a blank canvas and stunning murals decorate the outer wall of the city. Public art project to encourage local artists to make city of brotherly love beautiful and use urban building work to create permanent cultural heritage. Mural painting art program began to eliminate graffiti in 1984, allowing professional artists and young Philadelphia to demonstrate their artistic talents in a constructive way.