Briscoe Western Art Museum

What travelers say:

The BRICOE Museum is a three-story building with several sculptures of the jinx cranes at the entrance to the sermon on the Antonio River. The museum introduces the history of the pioneering Western United States and a live simulation model of the Battle of San Antonio's Alamo. The museum mainly tells the history and historical events of western Texas through historical relics and replicas, oil paintings and sculptures. Several Chinese elements were found in the museum, and the paintings in Figures 2, 4 were by Chinese painters. Figure 2 is oil painter Z.S. Liang, picture 4 is oil painter Xiang Zhang, who graduated from the Chinese Academy of Fine Arts. The Chinese elements in the photo in Figure 3 are porcelain, which shows that it was Chinese porcelain at the time. Most of the exhibits in the museum are from private donations, and the exhibit descriptions are marked with the donor name. Although the museum is small, it is very compact and lifelike to tell the history of the pioneering west. It is not boring and worth visiting. #Museum Wonderful Roaming #Museum Exploration #World Heritage Tour #Small Discovery