A masterpiece in this museum is hung above a gown from Worth of Paris and a bronze cupid that echoes the two in the top left of the painting. Another of this museum's paintings is framed by a Moorish arch in its Spanish Cloister. The design of this museum was inspired by the Palazzo Barbaro in Venice. Michael Van Valkenburgh designed a winding path through the Monk's Garden that connects this museum's original building to its Renzo Piano-designed visitor center. In addition to housing The Rape of Europa in its Titian Room, this museum houses an Italian wheel window in the Gothic Room, which al
A masterpiece in this museum is hung above a gown from Worth of Paris and a bronze cupid that echoes the two in the top left of the painting. Another of this museum's paintings is framed by a Moorish arch in its Spanish Cloister. The design of this museum was inspired by the Palazzo Barbaro in Venice. Michael Van Valkenburgh designed a winding path through the Monk's Garden that connects this museum's original building to its Renzo Piano-designed visitor center. In addition to housing The Rape of Europa in its Titian Room, this museum houses an Italian wheel window in the Gothic Room, which also features a portrait of this museum's founder in the style of a religious icon by the artist of another painting in its collection, (*) El Jaleo, John Singer Sargent. Vermeer's The Concert and Rembrandt's only seascape, The Storm on the Sea of Galilee, were among 13 of its paintings stolen in 1990. For 10 points, name this Boston art museum named for its female founder.
A masterpiece in this museum is hung above a gown from Worth of Paris and a bronze cupid that echoes the two in the top left of the painting.
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum [or ISGM; or Fenway Court]