Description: "A Collector's Vision" provides the opportunity to view a unique collection of art that reflects the connoisseurship of a single individual

In 2002 an anonymous American collector generously donated more than six hundred original artworks to The Kinsey Institute. This exhibition features nearly 50 pieces from this significant collection, including paintings, prints, and drawings by European artists working in the late eighteenth through mid-twentieth century. Unlike most Kinsey Institute exhibitions that feature artworks acquired from a wide variety of sources, this show provides visitors with the opportunity to view a unique collection that reflects the connoisseurship of a single individual.

The Kinsey Institute Gallery is open 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm weekdays or by appointment. Admission is free. Self-guided & guided tours of The Kinsey Institute are also offered—visit the website or call for information. Visitors should be 18 years of age or older, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.