Metropolitan Museum of Art - Certainly considered
one of the best museums in the world. The range of the
collection is astounding, covering everything from Assyrian
sculpture to post-modern painting. Notable sections of the
museum include the sections on Egyptian art and sculptures and
the American Wing. Make this one of your first stops.
Museum of Modern Art - MOMA is one of the greatest
collections of modern art in existence. The recently renovated
structure contains an international collection of modern works
including Van Gogh's Starry Night and Waterlilies
by Monet.
Frick Collection - The Frick collection is housed in the
mansion of Henry Clay Frick, the nineteenth-century
industrialist. The collection is comprised of Western
art from the early Renaissance through the late nineteenth
century, including masterpieces by Bellini, El Greco, Rembrandt,
Titian, Turner, Vermeer, Whistler
Guggenheim - The Guggenheim is one of the most
recognizable buildings in New York. Designed by Frank Lloyd
Wright, the museum houses a fabulous collection of 19th and
20th-century art. Some of the features artists include Kandinsky,
Picasso and Magritte
Whitney Museum of American Art - The Whitney boasts
the greatest collection of 20th-century American art in the
world. Keep an eye out for "The American Century,
Art & Culture 1900-2000" , part I of the exhibit
(1900-1950) received rave reviews and part II (1950-2000)
is anxiously awaited. It opens September 26th and runs until
February 13, 2000.