
Briscoe Western Art Museum : l'art occidental, l'histoire et des expériences adaptées aux familles le long du River Walk
Briscoe Western Art Museum présente une collection permanente diversifiée d'art et d'artefacts occidentaux dans un ancien et magnifique bâtiment de bureau de poste le long de la River Walk de San Antonio. Le site propose des galeries thématiques, un jardin de sculptures en plein air (gratuit), une boutique et des événements familiaux. Des expositions temporaires présentent des cartes du Texas et de l'Ouest et une exposition sur les cowboys de Basse-Californie qui se sont rendus à Hawaï. Un parking à proximité facilite la visite.
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Parcourez des salles thématiques présentant des peintures, des sculptures et des artefacts historiques qui célèbrent l'Ouest américain.
Présentations tournantes, telles que des cartes ou des récits culturels, offrant de nouvelles perspectives sur l'histoire et l'art de l'Ouest.
Un jardin accessible gratuitement avec de magnifiques sculptures, parfait pour une promenade tranquille le long du Riverwalk.
Activités engageantes et événements éducatifs conçus pour tous les âges afin de profiter de la culture de l'Ouest.
Une sélection soigneusement choisie d'articles uniques, de livres et de souvenirs liés à l'art et à l'histoire de l'Ouest.
Organisez des événements privés dans un cadre historique avec une belle architecture et une vue sur le fleuve.
Amazing collection of Western Art arranged by theme in various rooms and buildings. There's a parking garage across the street, so it's possible to park very close to the museum to avoid walking long distances to reach the site. Friendly staff with a scrupulously clean facility and nice bathrooms that have diaper changing tables. There's also a gift shop with some interesting items. The model of the Alamo battle that's extremely impressive as well as the outstanding sculptures. Right now there is a temporary exhibit featuring maps of Texas and the West. One of the maps displayed areas controlled by various Mexican leaders during the 1910 revolution.
We thoroughly enjoy our trips to the Briscoe Museum. It is housed in a beautiful old building next to Riverwalk. The outdoor area is lovely although parking downtown is never easy. So it's worth it to stay awhile and go on a walk after the museum or enjoy a nearby restaurant to make the aggravation worthwhile. The Briscoe has wonderful family events that I highly recommend. The staff and volunteers are friendly and kind.
It's definitely a place to visit! It's a little smaller than I thought. But it has some beautiful art! It's right off the Riverwalk also so is great alone or for a day full of events. Great for Texas history.
Visited mid afternoon on a weekday and had no crowds at all. Really doesn't matter if you are into "Western" art specifically or not. The pieces and exhibits were interesting and visually stunning. Outdoor sculpture garden is free and that alone is worth stopping in to see. Adjacent to one of the River Walk spurs do very easy to make it a past of your downtown visit.
The Briscoe is a must visit when in San Antonio! Built in a lovely old post office, right on the river, it’s a beautiful example of adaptive reuse. The permanent collection is diverse with paintings, sculpture and western paraphernalia. The current temporary exhibit about the Spanish/Mexican Baja California cowboys who went to Hawaii is very well done and was a complete surprise to me. If you are choosing between the Fine Art Museum and the Briscoe, go western
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