Kimbell Art Museum

Opened in 1972, Kimbell Art Museum is one of the most outstanding architectural achievements of the modern era in the United States. It features a small collection of less than 350 works. The museum has a collection of European masterpieces from Fra Angelico, Caravaggio, C zanne and Matisse; important collections of Egyptian, Near Eastern, Greek and Roman antiquities; as well as Asian, Mesoamerican and African arts. Kimbell Art Museum provides an ongoing program of interpretive exhibitions and publications. Its displays include Gauguin and Impressionism, Stubbs and the Horse, Monet and the Mediterranean and Matisse and Picasso: A Gentle Rivalry. The Museum has also hosted major traveling exhibitions, such as Impressionist Masterpieces from the Barnes Collection; From Renoir to Picasso: Masterpieces from the Mus e L Orangerie; Mondrian (1892 1914): The Path to Abstraction; and The Quest for Immortality: Treasures of Ancient Egypt. Kimbell Art Museum is located in Fort Worth, Texas.