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Solomon R Guggenheim Museum
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song M.
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Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright it's a landmark and a work of art all without the art you'll find inside. The three things I love the most about the Guggenheim. 1. It's the perfect size for an art museum, by the time you start to feel the art fatigue and eye strain of too much museum you are just approaching the exit. 2. As designed by Mr. Wright watching the people looking at art and gazing across the spiraling building is as much a part of the process as the art. 3. Riding the elevator to the top and strolling idly down (instead of toiling up the hill the whole way).
The perfect museum for tourist and New Yorker alike.
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