Discover sweeping landscapes and iconic works by Hudson River School painters who transformed the nation’s natural beauty into a symbol of American identity.
Featuring works by influential Indigenous artists, The Rockwell collection highlights the creativity, resilience, and ongoing contributions of Native Nations across North America including regional Haudenosaunee art and objects.
Through the work of Frederic Remington and Charles Russell, consider the stories and legends that shaped the mythology of the American West
Through a wide range of styles and viewpoints, the Collection reveals how artists responded to the dramatic social and cultural changes that defined the late nineteenth and twentieth century.
Discover the rich cultural heritage and striking landscapes of America’s Southwest, a region where Indigenous, Hispanic, and Anglo traditions have intersected for centuries.
Themed printed and audio guides invite you to dig deeper into the stories of the collection – inquire at Visitor Services.
