The Worcester Art Museum is a museum located at the 55 Salisbury Street, with Worcester. It opened its doors with the public in 1898 and was rested by the senator of the Massachusetts Stephen Salisbury III. Today, the museum counts more: 35000 works going of Antiquity at our days.

The collections of painting include/understand fabrics of the Flemish Masters of the Rebirth, a table of El Greco and of Rembrandt, a room is devoted to the impressionists. The American collections go from Thomas Cole, of Winslow Homer, John Singer Sargent, Franz Kline, Jackson Pollock and Joan Mitchell.

See too

External bond

• Official site of the museum Official Museum Website