Back In Naples.
The Baker Museum at Artis Naples just opened after a lengthy post-Irma rebuild.
Though open to visitors, exterior cladding work continues.
There are currently three exhibition themes.
The first floor shows iconic works from the permanent collection.
The second floor has a loaned exhibition from the Dixon Galleries and Gardens in Memphis.
It features impressionists and post-impressionists like Monet, Rodin, several Renoirs,
Matisse and a Berthe Morisot.
It features impressionists and post-impressionists like Monet, Rodin, several Renoirs,
Matisse and a Berthe Morisot.
The third floor has exhibitions on the theme of letters and words. The two on the right are by Robert Indiana. The ones on the left are from a feminist series by Barbara Kruger,
We Will No Longer Be Seen and Not Heard.
5 comments:
There is a lot to see at this museum.
It didn't take you long to get out & about, Jack!
Good to know this museum has survived and is now open. They have an impressive collection of art.
A beautiful place to explore!
The Impressionists would particularly draw me in.
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