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The Frick Collection

Museums, Art and design Lenox Hill
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4 out of 5 stars
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The Frick Collection
Photograph: Courtesy The Frick Collection

The opulent residence that houses a private collection of great masters (from the 14th through the 19th centuries) was originally built for industrialist Henry Clay Frick. The firm of Carrère & Hastings designed the 1914 structure in an 18th-century European style, with a beautiful interior court and reflecting pool. The permanent collections include world-class paintings, sculpture and furniture by the likes of Rembrandt, Vermeer, Renoir and French cabinetmaker Jean-Henri Riesener.

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Venue name: The Frick Collection
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Visit Website Call Venue 212-288-0700
Address: 1 E 70th St
New York
10021
Cross street: between Fifth and Madison Aves
Opening hours: Tue–Sat 10am–6pm, Sun 11am–5pm
Transport: Subway: 6 to 68th St–Hunter College
Price: $20, seniors $15, students with ID $10, children under 10 not admitted. Sun 11am–1pm pay what you wish
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  • Art

    “Elective Affinities: Edmund de Waal at The Frick Collection”

    While many museums commission contemporary artists to jazz up staid permanent collections, at the Frick, writer and sculptor Edmund de Waal has installed nine works that seem to actually increase the hush of its galleries. On pieces of antique furniture...

    4 out of 5 stars
    Contemporary art Until Sunday November 10 2019

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Part of the First Friday of Museums that offer free admission on the evenings of the first Friday and have special events in conjunction with it. It was a fun experience to see this one-private estate and the art collection. It was a fun night out as they provided a few 'extras' for the First Friday experience. They provided the means to do your own sketching in the courtyard, light snacks, live music performances, and special discussions and talks about the works that they had in the museum. You could spend your whole night there bouncing around to the different special events. Check it out! 

tastemaker

The Frick Collection is a museum in on a old house next to Central Park. The place is gorgeous. The thing I had prefer is the interior garden with exotic plants. It was so unexpected here. The museum is dedicated to classic art of the owner of the house. There is famous painters like Vermeer, Renoir… but it wasn’t the best pieces of those artists. Also the collection is small and you can’t visit all the house. 

tastemaker

Gorgeous museum that transports you right back to the past. Can you believe this was once the home of Henry Frick - a person's home?! Quiet and welcoming - the collections can be enjoyed by all.


Most Beautiful sanctuary on the Upper East Side. Home to some amazing collections private and public.


One of the coolest museum settings I've experienced-It's in the Frick Mansion across from Central Park. It's so surreal to me to be looking at art works and glancing out the window to see the park across the street. I saw the Renior exhibition here and the Frick was the prefect setting for it. On Sundays it's free before 1pm so definitely go check it out!

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