Carter Rombouts

While I do wish I was able to see the Frick collection in it's original location, this was an unbelievable experience. The space it is currently in can best be described as cavernous. Grey walls and stone floors, low lighting in the stairwells with natural light peeking through in the galleries. The paintings here are a sight to behold. The Fragonard's are massive, nearly mural sized, and give great insight to the rococo period. The ones from the Italian Renaissance are also breathtaking; I could have sat in front of St Francis in the Desert for hours. Staff are friendly and knowledgable. Definitely come here for a unique museum experience, and if you love art history like I do, this is the place to check out, especially while the European art collection at the Met is not on view.