The
Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
enjoyed The Cincinnati Art Museum
953 Eden Park Drive
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
May 2022 |
The Cincinnati Art Museum is
in the Eden Park neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio. Founded in 1881,
it was the first purpose-built art museum west of the Alleghenies, and
is one of the oldest in the United States. Its collection of over 67,000
works spanning 6,000 years of human history make it one of the most
comprehensive collections in the Midwest.
Parking was free every day. General admission was also free to the Cincinnati
Art Museum’s 73 permanent collection galleries and the Rosenthal Education
Center (REC) family interactive center of the museum, thanks to the
Richard and Lois Rosenthal Foundation, the Thomas J. Emery Endowment
and an endowment established by the Cincinnati Financial Corporation/The
Cincinnati Insurance Companies. Education program fees may apply to
adults and children. Special exhibition pricing varies. |
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Below: First, the two RV Gypsies
spent time admiring and photographing the interesting art outside of
the building. |
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Below: MOVING art work on
the outside of the Cincinnati Art Museum |
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Below: Karen
Duquette really liked the Wind Sculpture, so she photographed it from
several angles. |
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Below: Karen Duquette and
a Giant Pinocchio |
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Below: Looking down into Cincinnati |
Below: Lee Duquette ready to enter the museum |
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Below: Then it was time for the Two RV Gypsies to explore
the art inside the Cincinnati Art Museum |
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Below: Some art is just weird,
at least in the opinion of The Two RV Gypsies. But each to their own
enjoyment. |
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Below: Two unique masks in
each in its own showcase. |
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Below: The following masks
are just some of the ones shown in a slide show at the exhibit. |
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Below: No disrespect is meant
towards the art shown above, or any art in this museum, BUT Karen Duquette
just wanted a little humor on her website. |
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Below: Karen Duquette photographed
several angles of The Aladdin Vase because of the silhouette of the
artist etched in the glass. |
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Below: A Decorated Bed |
Below: Blown Glass hanging from the ceiling |
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