The architecture of the Hamilton Building is in itself a work of art. Designed by Daniel Libeskind who is well known for edgy, geometrically interesting buildings around the world including The Jewish Museum in Berlin and London Metropolitan University. He is also known for being chosen to oversee the rebuilding of the World Trade Center in New York. The Polish born son of Holocaust survivors said he took his cue from the nearby Rocky Mountains in designing the newer building of The Denver Art Museum.
The Milleners (about 1898)
The Dancing Lesson (about 1877)
Dancer with bouquets
The gift shop has a beautiful display, sure to capture anyone who imagined themselves in the paintings or sketches of dancers.
Some highlights from my visit to The Denver Art Museum special Degas exhibit.
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