I was very surprised to find out that the Amon Carter Museum is a no charge museum so that's fantastic as you know encourages people to go and enjoy art of many forms. They have a very eclectic art collection their current exhibit of Thomas...More
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I was very surprised to find out that the Amon Carter Museum is a no charge museum so that's fantastic as you know encourages people to go and enjoy art of many forms. They have a very eclectic art collection their current exhibit of Thomas...More
I've been in museums in the USA, in Japan, and Europe. Many are similar because one almost needs a degree in museum arts to navigate through the displays and docents can make you feel silly for asking simple questions. At the Amon Carter Museum of...More
This was free, which I think is wonderful. When we arrived, a tour was just starting and we had a tour of about an hour. The heart of the original collection was Carter's collection of Remingtons and Russells and our guide gave us a good...More
I came with a group so we had a tour guide. She was excellent and really made this tour. We spent 3 hours here but a few kids wanted to stay longer and go back and look. My family is coming back so we can...More
A pleasant hour and a half strolling through American Art of the 19th and early to mid 20th century. Focus on Western/Cowboy style, but a few rooms with alternatives and special exhibits. The price is right (free), the space is wide and cool with a...More
World class museum. It's well laid out and docents are excellent. Much of the art is from American Artists. Excellent art collection with new art rotating in and out. There's much more to Ft. Worth than the Stockyard experience!
Whenever I have been there it has been in total amazement at how this great place could exist for the people of Fort Worth.
One of my favorite museums in Texas. Great collection of American art and a nice Philip Johnson design.
This is one of Fort Worth's gems. A world-class art museum concentrating on American artists. Last week, we visited to see the Thomas Hart Benson exhibit - found it fascinating and intriguing. However, my favorites are still the works by Remington and Russell. The free...More
We assumed this would be a large collection because of the building - not so. The collection is small but interesting. Well worth a visit
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