The Frye has convenient free parking, free admission, and satisfying exhibits. The lunch room is excellent. More

The Frye Art Museum is an intimate experience. As the next show was being installed and was not open for viewing, I spent time w/ oil paintings from the founding collection. A mixed bag of, mostly, German Secessionist portraits and landscapes from the late 19th/early 20th Century. Charles and Emma Frye stare out of two enormous canvases as the audience... More

The Frye museum is pretty easy to get to (near Seattle Univ) and has a permanent exhibit in the main halls. It also has visiting exhibits from elsewhere. The best time to go is on Friday at 1pm when they give a free guided tour which is very well done. They also have a small lunch cafe. The volunteer staff... More

Fantastic small art museum with fantastic Gabriel Von Max exhibit. A real gem for Seattle. More

The Frye Art Museum is located at 704 Terry St., about a 15 minute walk from the Seattle Convention Center at 6th and Pike St. It is also located just off of the James and Madison Street exits from I-5. The Museum and parking are both free! The museum has about 5 galleries. When I visited, there were two galleries... More

This intimate art museum located very close to downtown Seattle has its paintings arranged gallery-style.The Frye Art Museum has fine German Romantic paintings,excellent Naturalist paintings,and a fine collection of works by;Bougereau,Franz Von Stuck,and Ludwig Zumbusch.Personal favorites;Eduoard Manet's"Landscape with Figures",Hermann Corrodi's "Venice",Fritz Von Uhde's"Girl With Book",and Franz Von Stuck's"Judgement of Paris". More