High Museum of Art, Atlanta.

The museum was originally established in 1905. In 1926, Mrs. Harriet "Hattie" High, the widow of a wealthy businessman with a strong interest in art, donated her family's Tudor-style residence on Peachtree Street to the museum for ten dollars. In honor of her contribution, the museum was named after her surname. The exhibits include permanent collections and temporary exhibitions. The permanent collections are mainly divided into the following categories: African Art; American Art: paintings, sculptures, etc. from 1780 to 1980; Decorative Arts and Design: American decorative arts from the 19th and early 20th centuries; European Art: paintings and sculptures spanning six centuries (1300-1900); Folk and Self-Taught Art: works by artists without formal art education; Modern and Contemporary Art: multimedia works and photographs from 1945 to the present.