Dallas Museum of Art

The Dallas Museum of Art is like a treasure trove of art, shining in the downtown art district of Dallas, waiting for art lovers to explore. Attraction Introduction Dallas Museum of Art: Features: One of the top 10 art museums in the United States, it has a rich collection of more than 24,000 works of art, spanning 5,000 years from 3000 BC to the present, covering ancient civilizations, European paintings, contemporary art, etc. There are furniture from the home of Chanel founder Coco, sculptures by Auguste Rodin, Magritte's "The Light of Chance", Mondrian's "Place de la Concorde", Van Gogh's "Ears of Wheat", and works by masters such as Picasso, Monet, Renoir and Cézanne. There is an Impressionist exhibition on the first floor (sometimes there are other special exhibitions, such as the Frida exhibition), where you can see classic works of masters, and even surprises such as Van Gogh's "Cafe" sketch and Cy's unfinished oil painting. The second floor is dominated by European Art, with abstract paintings by Picasso and others. The third floor displays ancient civilizations from Asia, Africa, the ancient Mediterranean, Indonesia, Egypt, the Silk Road and other regions. The exhibition hall is bright and elegant. The fourth floor is American Art, with 20th century paintings in a modern style. The museum's annotations are very detailed and provide a better understanding of the exhibits.