McMullen Museum of Art, Boston
The McMullen Museum of Art on the Boston College campus is a small gallery with a permanent collection of art from the 16th century to contemporary, as well as a featured exhibit which changes about each semester.
The McMullen Museum of Art on the Boston College campus is a small gallery with a permanent collection of art from the 16th century to contemporary, as well as a featured exhibit which changes about each semester. The collection spans the history of art from Europe, Asia and the Americas, including Gothic and Baroque Flemish tapestries, 16th - 18th century Italian paintings, and American portraits and landscapes from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Hours
Sun
12:00
17:00
Mon
11:00
16:00
Tue
11:00
16:00
Wed
11:00
16:00
Thu
11:00
16:00
Fri
11:00
16:00
Sat
12:00
17:00
About McMullen Museum of Art
140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA, United States
+1 617-552-8100
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