The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Review

The William Rockhill Nelson Museum of Art, located in Kansas City, Missouri, broke ground in 1930 and opened for the first time in 1933, making it one of the largest art museums in the Midwest. Because it was during the Great Depression, the global art market sprung up with a large number of low-priced and precious artworks, and few buyers, the museum acquired a large number of artworks in a short period of time, laying its place in the art museum. The Nelson Museum of Art's collection is divided into Asian, European, American and other collections. Among them, the Asian Department mainly collects and displays artworks from China, Japan, South Korea, India, Iran and Southeast Asian countries. Its heavyweight Chinese paintings mainly include Dong Qichang's "Antique Landscape Book Page", Li Cheng's "Qingwen Xiao Temple Map", Ma Yuan's "Xiyuan Yaji Map", Shi Tao's "gift of Liu Shishi Shanshui Book Page", Xu Daoning's "Qiujiang Fishing Boat Map (Fishing Boat Singing Night Map)", Zhao Yu (Song Huizong)'s "Four Poultry Map", etc. European paintings mainly include Caravaggio, Greco, Tixiang, Rembrandt, Rubens, Claude Monet, Works by Vincent van Gogh. It is a display of Native American art.

The William Rockhill Nelson Museum of Art, located in Kansas City, Missouri, broke ground in 1930 and opened for the first time in 1933, making it one of the largest art museums in the Midwest. Because it was during the Great Depression, the global art market sprung up with a large number of low-priced and precious artworks, and few buyers, the museum acquired a large number of artworks in a short period of time, laying its place in the art museum. The Nelson Museum of Art's collection is divided into Asian, European, American and other collections. Among them, the Asian Department mainly collects and displays artworks from China, Japan, South Korea, India, Iran and Southeast Asian countries. Its heavyweight Chinese paintings mainly include Dong Qichang's "Antique Landscape Book Page", Li Cheng's "Qingwen Xiao Temple Map", Ma Yuan's "Xiyuan Yaji Map", Shi Tao's "gift of Liu Shishi Shanshui Book Page", Xu Daoning's "Qiujiang Fishing Boat Map (Fishing Boat Singing Night Map)", Zhao Yu (Song Huizong)'s "Four Poultry Map", etc. European paintings mainly include Caravaggio, Greco, Tixiang, Rembrandt, Rubens, Claude Monet, The works of Vincent van Gogh. It shows European art.

The William Rockhill Nelson Museum of Art, located in Kansas City, Missouri, broke ground in 1930 and opened for the first time in 1933, making it one of the largest art museums in the Midwest. Because it was during the Great Depression, the global art market sprung up with a large number of low-priced and precious artworks, and few buyers, the museum acquired a large number of artworks in a short period of time, laying its place in the art museum. The Nelson Museum of Art's collection is divided into Asian, European, American and other collections. Among them, the Asian Department mainly collects and displays artworks from China, Japan, South Korea, India, Iran and Southeast Asian countries. Its heavyweight Chinese paintings mainly include Dong Qichang's "Antique Landscape Book Page", Li Cheng's "Qingwen Xiao Temple Map", Ma Yuan's "Xiyuan Yaji Map", Shi Tao's "gift of Liu Shishi Shanshui Book Page", Xu Daoning's "Qiujiang Fishing Boat Map (Fishing Boat Singing Night Map)", Zhao Yu (Song Huizong)'s "Four Poultry Map", etc. European paintings mainly include Caravaggio, Greco, Tixiang, Rembrandt, Rubens, Claude Monet, The works of Vincent van Gogh. Here is a display of Chinese art (relics).

this is a great place to be able to get a life experience and you will love it ☺️

I thought that the small Kansas City Museum, at most, was just a few famous characters, but did not expect its collection to be rich, including the modern European masterpieces, Picasso, Monet, Gaugin works are also many; the Asian museum is even more clean! In addition to the collection of calligraphy and paintings of everyone in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there are objects as far away as the merchants, Zhou, and Han Dynasty. What's more interesting is that the museum is also open to the public, hosting commercial activities such as wine fairs, and I am fortunate to meet the mayor of Kansas City!

beautiful and such fun for a date or a place to take family from out of town