Cincinnati Art Museum
A couple of weekends ago, I dashed into the Cincinnati Art Museum to see the Treasures of the Spanish World exhibit. The exhibit was created by the Hispanic Society and very c learly, the descriptions were written by the Hispanic Society. The exhibit spanned the typical exhibit hall and then also one of the other halls sometimes used for exhibit too. With my annual membership, I had free admission to the exhibit. The exhibits starts much further back than expected, which if I had read the description closely, I would have known. It focuses on the holistic Iberian peninsula. The exhibit is set up chronologically and has a mixture of art mediums. The exhibit had descriptions of the art in both English and Spanish. As i mentioned earlier, the descriptions were definitely written by the Hispanic Society as a few of them were quite complimentary about their collection and its possessions. So I did end up taking a bunch of photos during the exhibit. A miniature of a cr