I recently had the opportunity to visit
the MFA twice in one week and as an Art History student I was in pure
heaven, especially considering the MFA-Boston has one of the best
Asian art collection in the U.S. These pictures are a small part of the
amazing art I was able to see first hand.
This is a drawing by Frank Lloyd Wright
I wrote about this painting, Watson and the Shark by John Singleton Copley HERE - This may seem strange but I actually got a tear in my eye to see it in real life....and I nearly got lost from my group when I wondered off to find it.
This is the hallway staircase in the Asian Art section.
Antoine-Jean Gros’ Bonaparte Visiting the Plague Victims of Jaffa - Which I wrote about HERE
Degas little dancer of fourteen years statue
As part of my trip to the museum, and to Boston, was for my Master of Design Studies in Historic Preservation through the Boston Architectural College – This class focused on Traditional Building Methods in New England
This is a display for furniture building was built by students at The North Bennett Street School where I spent most of my "in class" time while in Boston
Mary Cassatt's At The Opera
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