surprising to find such a varied collection, especially one that is free! Love that I happened to catch the Durer "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" wood cutting - wow!

Fantastic!! We went on two tours and learned so much!! The exhibits were wonderful. I heard they have doubled the size of the museum. While we were there they had a special interactive day which included breakfast and many types of tours and classes. The collections are wonderful. Truly a must see while you are in Princeton.

Monet, van Gogh, Picasso, Rubens, Warhol. These are just some of the artists that have work here. There special exhibitions are always very good too.

The friends of the Princeton University Art Museum organized a tour of both inside and outside art on campus. Fabulous! i learned so much. The staff of the art museum gave us much valuable information about the murals, sculptures and other art walk we saw as we walked around the campus.

This museum is really special. It has some wonderful art (obviously) but it also has great children programs during the weekend. There are art projects and educational activities. We love it!

Friends ours were visiting the Princeton area from out of town. During our walk through the University we stopped at the University Art Museum which I had visited many times. On this occasion I saw the museum through our visitors' eyes. They were much impressed with the diversity of the collection for such a small museum. Exhibits change periodically and... More

The Picturing Power exhibit was surprisingly interesting – how the style of the portraits of powerful men changed over time. But this is only one part of the museum.

Interesting survey collection for a small museum. If you are in Princeton with free time I recommend you stop by.

One of the finest collections of small and unusual Greek and Roman carvings and small metal work. Several spectacular mosaics from antiquity and some tremendously detailed and colorful stained glass windows from the middle ages. The portrait gallery in the main hall on the second floor is breath taking in terms of presentation and number of luminaries. The 20th and... More