Frick Collection The famous Frick collection is named after the master artist who died in the early 20th century, Mr. Frick. The Frick collection is hosted in his former mansion that was made converted into a museum after his death.

Jason Wiggins (2011) observes that the museum if made to give the feeling of a home more than the feeling of a public museum or a public place. From the external view, all one sees is art at its perfection. The stone building lies low with an expansive courtyard and prominent statues at the entrance.

Once in the museum, there are painted walls with the reflections of the Renaissance church with the 16th century furniture adorning the various rooms that are in the museum. Several rooms have floors and walls made from wood, fireplaces made from expensive marble and the arches and columns decorated with a lot of keenness put in them, giving...

Indeed, one item is said to be more than 700 years old. As noted in the Frick Collection (2011) website, some of the most treasured items in the museum are some of the world renown paintings by the most famous European artists, superb sculptures which features some of the world's smallest bronze sculptures, 18th century porcelain and furniture, oriental rugs, Limoges enamels and much more adorable works of art.
For ease of navigation through the museum, one can use the map that is available in the museum showing the location of the various rooms like the oval room, west gallery, living hall and so on as well as indicating where the prominent paintings are…