Cantor Museum & Garden
This local ensemble was donated to the university by B. Gerald Cantor where the campus' museum is named after him.
Last year, I did a post about the museum's lobby where you can see the skylight from the inside.
- Karen
Sunday, August 05, 2012
This local ensemble was donated to the university by B. Gerald Cantor where the campus' museum is named after him.
Last year, I did a post about the museum's lobby where you can see the skylight from the inside.
- Karen
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you always spot something interesting such as the skylight being repaired. Your pictures of the museum are beautiful, both exterior and interior (from previous post).
I wish that I had visited such campus. They look so nice and have old history.
You really travel a lot. Great to be travelling with you all over the years
I quite like Rodin! I first saw his original pieces at the Met in New York but this looks like a far more beautiful setting!
It looks like the renovations are coming along nicely. I always appreciate people looking after old buildings.
Looks like a beautiful museum. I am sure they will be happy when the work is completed. Have a great week ahead.
Good to see someone's putting effort to preserve a priceless heritage.
Good find BTW
Looks absolutely beautiful. And the last shot is pretty interesting!! Have a wonderful day :)
It is a breathtaking collection isn't it. I trust you got to the Burghers of Calais across the street.
Betchai: Thanks, I like the out of the ordinary pictures.
cocomino: Yes, this place has lots of history and imagine all the students and professors who have been through here.
James: I didn't have to travel very far this time since this place is not far from home.
Emm: It was nice to have many of the sculptures outdoors where people can enjoy them 24 hours.
eileeninmd: It is a beautiful museum and the best part is the admission is free.
de engineur: This place is always buzzing with visitors so it's good that the university is doing some upgrades.
Arti: Haha, since this is a private university, I wasn't sure they liked me taking pictures of the dome in the middle of renovations.
La Principessa Errante: Yes, I did see the Burghers of Calais, but there was many people around it so I decided not to photograph it.
Looks like a nice building, I find it always a pity when I visit something that the are doing maintenance on it just when I am there. But ok, we should be happy that they try to keep everything in a good state.
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Filip
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glad to meet you and discover your blog also
anni
The Cantor Museum has quite a collection - I need to visit it sometime.
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