Indianapolis Museum of Art

The Indianapolis Museum of Art lies to the north of the city center in a spacious park. The Museum is housed in four pavilions: the Krannert Pavilion, which is devoted to American art from pre-Columbian times to the present day (including Edward Hopper's "Hotel Lobby") and Asian art; the Hulman Pavilion (painting from Baroque to Neo-Impressionism and the Eiteljorg Gallery of African and South Pacific Art); the Clowes Pavilion (medieval and Renaissance art, 18th c. British painting, watercolors by Turner); and the Lilly Pavilion (British and American furniture and silver, German porcelain).