Yale University Art Gallery

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Yale University Art Gallery

Founded in 1832 , the Yale University Art Museum is the oldest university art museum in the Western Hemisphere and is known for its diverse collection and commitment to promoting art appreciation and education.

Yale University Art Gallery History

• 1832: Founded based on the painting collection of John Trumbull
• 1928: The first gallery building is completed
• 1953: The new building designed by Louis Kahn opens
• 2012: Reopened after extensive renovation and expansion

Representative collections

• Painting:
  • American Art: John Singleton Copley, Albert Bierstadt, Georgia O'Keeffe, and others
  • European Art: Peter Paul Rubens, Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh, etc.
• Sculpture:
  • Ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman Sculpture
  • Modern sculpture by Rodin, Henry Moore, etc.
• others:
  • African art, Asian art, decorative arts, photography, etc.

Yale University Art Museum

Through its diverse collections, innovative exhibitions, and education programs, the Yale University Art Museum engages students, scholars, and the community to learn and appreciate art.

• Extensive collection: You can see art from various eras and regions, from ancient times to the present .
• Quality exhibits:
  • We host a variety of exhibitions , including special thematic exhibitions and exhibitions curated by student curators .
  • There are detailed explanations that allow you to gain a deeper understanding of the background and history of the works.
• Educational Programs:
  • Workshops and seminars for students and researchers
  • Art appreciation classes and events for local residents

The Yale University Art Museum is a worthwhile destination not just for art lovers, but for anyone who wants to learn about or experience art.