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“Collection without Borders”

A “Collection without Borders “ The Hispanic Society brought together Spain, Portugal, Latin America, Goa and the Philippines to celebrate the Hispanic art and culture . The most of collection many of these works were acquired by Archer Milton Huntington (1870–1955) ,the Hispanic Society’s founder, in the early twentieth century, others were purchased or donated after his death in 1955. This magnificent exhibition takes place in the Main Court, which was designed by architect Charles Pratt Huntington (1871–1919) under the direction of the museum’s founder. Archer Milton Huntington who were seeking to recreate a sixteenth-century Spanish Renaissance patio in terracotta. Paintings from the sixteenth through the twentieth centuries are hanging in the open arches and under the arcade. There are religious figures, portraits of individuals of various backgrounds, included a few abstract works. There are four cases display significant objects from the Iberian Peninsula ,Mexico, Asia and South America. A fifth case features a sculpture by seventeenth-century Spanish artist, Luisa Roldán (1652–1706). Many of those works are world wide known, others are exhibited here for the first time in decades. All together representing only a small fraction of the museum’s huge collection. Over a century after its founding, the Hispanic Society continues to follow Huntington’s vision through the acquisition of new art and create new exhibitions, also educational programs that are both engaging and to think deeply. The diverse holdings of the Hispanic Society’s permanent collection reflect the enterprising achievements of its founder, who created and built this institution as an oasis of Hispanic culture in the United States. He went to great lengths to ensure that the collection would be used not only for scholarly research, but also remain visible to the general public. This exhibition is tribute to Huntington’s legacy, also this exhibition represents a journey of past and present. If anyone would be interested to visit and see this collection in person I will live all information below the video ! Hope you’ll enjoy ! 3741 Broadway, New York, NY 10032 Hispanic Society Museum & Library, Address Main Gallery. July 25 – October 20, 2024Thursday – Sunday 12:00 – 5:00pm Admission absolutely free ,but donation will be greatly appreciated . #nycactivities#history#nycactivities #archerhuntington #Spainish-art #goa #philippines #mexico #collection #artcollection #artlibrary #artlovers #franciscogoy #joaquinsorolla#spanishartists #nyc #washingtonheights #oldnewyork #historical #historicallandmarks #travelandsee #hiddenjemsnyc #library #artstories #oldmanhattan #достопримечательностиньюйорка #ньюйоркньюйорк #артистория #библиотекамузей #музей #испанскоеобщество #искусство #seeinnyc. #librarymuseum