Three pale mannequins wearing brightly patterned Victorian clothing in varying shades of orange and blue stand to the left of small framed drawings and a larger colorful illustration.
Installation view of European Galleries on view 09-02-2017 through at the RISD Museum.

European Galleries

Three pale mannequins wearing brightly patterned Victorian clothing in varying shades of orange and blue stand to the left of small framed drawings and a larger colorful illustration.
Installation view of European Galleries on view 09-02-2017 through at the RISD Museum.

Museum Galleries, Joint

Introduction

The European galleries feature works from the 11th to the 20th centuries. Across a sequence of 11 galleries (which include the David and Peggy Rockefeller Gallery, the Creamer Medieval and Renaissance Galleries, and the Murray Skylight Gallery), objects are displayed to reflect the issues, materials, and processes that shaped European artistic production. Highlights include tapestries and textiles; furniture, ceramics, jewelry, and other decorative arts; drawings and prints; sculpture; and paintings by Cézanne, Degas, Manet, Matisse, Monet, Morisot, Picasso, and Van Gogh.

Related Objects

Francesco Guardi

Scuola di San Marco with Loggia Erected for Benediction of Pope Pius VI May 19 1782, (Campo San Zanipolo)