Cambridge - Fogg Art Museum

The Fogg Art Museum is Harvard's oldest art museum, it opened in 1895. The museum was endowed by Elizabeth Fogg in memory of her husband. Fogg Art Museum moved to its Italian Renaissance-style building on the Harvard University campus in 1927.

The collection at the museum is composed of European and American sculpture, painting, drawings, photographs and decorative arts from the Middle Ages to the present.

The Wertheim Collection is housed on the second floor of the Fogg Museum. It contacins Impressionist and post-Impressionist work, with many famous masterworks.

The Fogg Art Museum is also home to the Straus Center for Conservation, the oldest research center for the scientific study of works of art in the United States.