Gallery 373
Main Building
The objects on view in this display are not what they appear to be. Some were created by forgers, but others have more complicated stories, in part because ideas about “authenticity” have changed over time. Featuring nearly a dozen works from the John G. Johnson Collection, this gallery explores how the research of curators and conservators has changed our understanding of these pieces. While the museum has made plenty of discoveries about these works over the years, some mysteries remain unsolved.
Gallery 373
Main Building
Free with museum admission
Member admission is always free
Pay What You Wish admission on 1st Sunday of the month
Get a sneak peek at works in this exhibition.
Tara Contractor, Assistant Curator, European Painting and Sculpture