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Art's Magnetic Field

The human spirit has always responded to the call of art. From the first cave paintings to the haloed masterpieces hanging in our museums, art has long enchanted and elevated the human experience. Within the great venues that house our treasures, we stand collectively in a sort of suspended moment—contemplating the magic—and one can’t help but sense that the art is looking right back at us.

Mona Lisa, Louvre
Hopper's Nighthawks
Michelangelo's David
Salle Daru, Louvre
Venus de Milo, Louvre
Venus de Milo, Louvre, II
Rothko, SFMOMA
Watching The Night Watch
Sitting at the Museum
Van Gogh's Starry Night
Frick Collection Garden Court
Grande Galerie, Louvre
Gainsborough's The Blue Boy
Picasso's Guernica
Seurat's La Grande Jatte
Plensa, Rockefeller Center
Klimt's The Kiss
Koons' Puppy, Guggenheim
Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
Paris Street; Rainy Day
The Rothko Room, Tate Modern
Velazquez's Las Meninas
Koon's Seated Ballerina
Vermeer's The Milkmaid