Saint Louis Art Museum in St. Louis

Das Saint Louis Art Museum (SLAM) ist ein 1879 in St. Louis gegründetes Kunstmuseum.

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Die Sammlung umfasst über 30.000 Kunstwerke. Ein Schwerpunkt des Museums liegt in deutscher Malerei des 20. Jahrhunderts, mit einer der größten Sammlungen weltweit mit Werken von Max Beckmann.

Saint Louis Art Museum — [email protected] @ Flickr

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Saint Louis Art Museum
Saint Louis Art Museum, bei kunstaspekte.de
Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis

Laura admires the prayer carpets from what would be present-day Turkey. — stannate @ Flickr

DSC_6018 — paul_662 @ Flickr

More Marimekko. — stannate @ Flickr

A Daoist deity checks his phone for messages. — stannate @ Flickr

Art In Bloom. Floral arrangement inspired by the background painting. — stannate @ Flickr

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Julie Marstall @ Foursquare

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Kunstmuseum, Museum für ostasiatische Kunst

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Eduardo Ramirez

2. December 2016

can't go wrong with this museum it's FREE! visited St. Louis from Chicago & decided to check it out, glad i did. gotta say i like it better then the Chicago art institute, takes 2 + hrs. to see it all

The Ritz-Carlton

29. July 2015

With so many museums at Forest Park, be sure not to miss the St. Louis Art Museum. This favorite covers much more than just art. It’s a truly visual world tour, uniting eras, cultures and continents.

Paula Madeira

16. July 2018

Free, amazing and even the building itself is a piece of art. Takes 3h at least to see it all if you don’t go to the sleazily exhibits (that you pay for it). It is a must!

Sarah Stillman

11. April 2015

It is free! The museum has a specialty exhibit every few months and has multiple levels of different types of art. Art Hill right out the front door is perfect for an afternoon picnic!

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29. March 2018

SLAM is a great museum. No, it's not the best, or has an exhaustive collection, but it's stunningly beautiful, easy to navigate, and has a handful of great pieces: go to American painting.