Newark Museum, Newark, NJ
Newark, United States
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49 Washington Street, Newark, NJ 07102, USA
Newark, United States
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The Newark Museum of Art, founded in 1909 by John Cotton Dana, is the largest museum in New Jersey. Dana pioneered the concept of museums as community institutions rather than elite repositories, making Newark one of America's most progressive museums from its inception.
The collection of over 80,000 objects covers American art, Asian art (one of the best such collections in the country), African art, decorative arts, and natural science. The Tibetan Buddhist altar, consecrated by the Dalai Lama in 1990, and a planetarium add distinctive elements. A sculpture garden surrounds the museum complex.
Newark Museum, Newark, NJ in Newark, United States houses 1 masterpiece in our database, including works by Albert Bierstadt. Notable works include Sunlight and Shadow Study.
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Newark Museum, Newark, NJ is located in Newark, United States. The Newark Museum of Art, founded in 1909 by John Cotton Dana, is the largest museum in New Jersey.
The Newark Museum of Art, founded in 1909 by John Cotton Dana, is the largest museum in New Jersey. Dana pioneered the concept of museums as community institutions rather than elite repositories, making Newark one of America's most progressive museums from its inception.The collection of over 80,000 objects covers American art, Asian art (one of the best such collections in the country), African art, decorative arts, and natural science.
The Newark Museum of Art, founded in 1909 by John Cotton Dana, is the largest museum in New Jersey. The museum is in Newark, United States, and it's a worthwhile stop for art lovers.
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