This art museum has an outstanding collection of paintings and sculpture. It has a fine collection of Italian Renaissance paintings(Luca Di Tomme,Giovanni Di Paolo,Fra Bartolomeo),Mannerist paintings(Jose de Ribera,Mattia Preti,Simon Vouet),Dutch Master paintings(Rembrandt,Emanuel De Witte,Frans Hals),French Baroque paintings(Chardin,Laurent De La Hyre),French Realistic paintings(Corot,Courbet) and French Impressionism(Monet,Renoir,Bazille,Sisley).My paintings were Monet's "Waterlilies" and Emanuel De Witte's church interiors.I spent two full days at... more

Exceptionally surly staff. Poor layout. Disorganized and badly curated exhibits. Are you sure you want to visit LACMA? If you are an art geek, you will probably find yourself at LACMA during a visit to Los Angeles. Or perhaps you will be lured over by the huge King Tut banners hanging up and down Wilshire Avenue. Either way, this museum... more

They are selling a lot more they you'll be able to see. The artefacts as shown on website are not there, at least some of them. I took that audio tour and was able to get little more info than non-audio visitor. I have been to Museum of Egyptology in San Jose, CA, and I must say that their exhibition... more

Quick Culture is an amazing art adventure for children and adults. It is given by two talented art docents at the Los Angeles County Art Musuem. You will never look at art the same way again. They make the art experience exciting and hands on. Children will delight in being part of art! Forget Disneyland -- take a tour with... more

The king tut exhibit was great here. We got the audio tour and it made it really interesting. Too many people though, but great places to eat all around LA. Just next door is the La Brea Tarpits, go see that too on the way back! more