There is nowhere else like the Barnes. While most collections are grouped by chronology, style, or genre, art at the Barnes is arranged in ensembles structured according to light, line, color, and space—principles that founder Albert Barnes called “the universal language of art.”
“The greatest private collection of post-impressionist and early modern art in America.” -The Economist Book Tickets Learn More
One-hour explorations of the masterworks and Dr. Barnes's unique display methods. Save $10 on weekday collection tours scheduled through March 31. No code necessary. Excludes exhibition and weekend tours.
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See recently discovered sketches on the backs of two Cézanne watercolors, displayed in double-sided frames with both sides of the works on view. This is the first time these sketches have been seen since at least the early 20th century; they offer a glimpse at Cézanne's artistic process.
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Imagine world-renowned galleries or a breathtaking arboretum as your classroom. Hone your visual and analytical skills, and exchange ideas under the direction of prestigious instructors. Learn more about courses and workshops in art and horticulture, and discover how a Barnes education can be something you’ll use your whole life. All levels welcome.
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The Honickman Library, on the Lower Level of the Philadelphia campus, include a growing collection of over 4,000 books, periodicals, and databases.