The Cincinnati Art Museum is undoubtedly one of the first museums in the United States, built in 1881 right in the city from which it takes its name.
The goal was to house collections of works by various artists within a single building.
Moreover, thanks to charitable donations from distinguished citizens, it quickly managed to display over 10,000 pieces.
Today, it is a large modern art gallery that spans various artistic and cultural forms.
The art museum today houses over 30,000 works by outstanding painters.
In addition to artists from the local school, such as Frank Duveneck, there are also Mantegna with the Sibyl and Prophet of 1495, Tiziano, Rubens, Tiepolo, and Van Gogh with Underwood with Two Figures.
The Cincinnati Art Museum also offers traveling exhibitions and displays of innovative and avant-garde photographers to explore art in all its magnificent forms.
