Boca Museum of Art
501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432
In Mizner Park
T: 561.392.2500 F: 561.391.6410
Email: info@bocamuseum.org

PARKING & DIRECTIONS
Hours: Tuesday - Friday Saturday & Sunday First Wed. of each month	10AM - 5PM NOON - 5PM 10AM - 8PM
Admission: Members Children(12 & under) Adults Seniors(65 +) Students(with ID)	FREE FREE $8 $6 $5
CLOSED Mondays and holidays
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Collections

European Painting and Sculpture
1775-1945

European art forms are an introductory core of the Museum's 19th and 20th century collections.

The Dr. and Mrs. John J. Mayers
Collection of Modern Masters

The Dr. & Mrs. John J. Mayers Collection includes 53 works by many of the greatest European masters of the late 19th and 20th centuries.

American Art

The Museum maintains a superb collection of American art,noted for its strengths in early 20th century regionalism, social realism and the development of modernism.

Modern and Contemporary Art

The Modern & Contemporary galleries present a broad range of works from the 1960s to the present.

Prints and Drawings

The Museum's holdings include over 800 European and American prints and drawings, from 19th century European drawings to large-scale, contemporary American works.

Photography

Numbering more than 1,200 images, the Museum's photography collections represent a veritable textbook of 19th and 20th century masters spanning the entire history of the medium.

West African Tribal Art and Oceanic Art

The African collection, which numbers more than 300 objects, is one of the most important collections of African art and artifacts in the state.

The Jean and David Colker
Collection of Pre-Columbian Art

One of the Museum's collection strengths is the stellar assemblage of more than 180 pre-Columbian works from the collection of Jean & David Colker of South Florida.

Decorative Art

The Museum's collection of decorative arts is one of vast diversity. It's Doulton Lambeth pottery collection is one of the largest in the world.

Sculpture Gardens

The Museum maintains two outdoor sculpture gardens for the installation and exhibition of monumental works by international artists.

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VISA, Discover & MasterCard

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