Frye Art Museum

The Frei Museum of Art seems to be a private museum, but the water needs tickets. The museum is very beautiful, the surrounding scenery is also very good, the exhibits are very rich, and there are restaurants with a particularly good environment.

The Frye is an unusual and interesting collection of art, from kids drawings to some very nice 19th C German paintings. A great couple hour visit and it is free.

We went here for at least a few years. The museum is free and the parking across the road is free. Excellent quiet enjoyment for a few hours. Probably better than the Seattle Museum of Art. There is a collection of works and a small cafe. It takes a little uphill to get there, but it takes 15 minutes.

My wife and I visited Fry Museum as an alternative to the Seattle Museum of Art. Despite the absence of SAM, it proved to be still an interesting museum. Located in a nice block, walking distance from the city center, Fry is perfectly suited. Yes, it is worth the donation. The storm Weber exhibition we very much like describes as “the meeting of stonewalled working-class LGBTQ culture in front of First Nations and Pioneer Square, Weber’s works have value, stories of being drowned out by marginalized people, and the land itself”. And spent a lot of time putting it aside. So Amie Siegal introduces "interior decorations". If you wish, you can fully appreciate a wonderfully quiet, calm space in two hours or more, and fully appreciate the quantity and scope of the exhibits. It seems that many museums have so many exhibits that they might be wearily absorbed; Fry offered a very good option. Eventually, we were glad we decided to go to Fry instead of waiting a long time at SAM but not returning to the next day.

Just in the small art gallery near St. James Cathedral, because it is free, I saw it together. The art gallery is named after the original collector of the collection, and one of the exhibition halls is full of paintings and sees the eyes. In addition, there are some seemingly modern art works that are not very clear, and the task is completed by watching the flowers.

Visit the Frye Museum of Art, stroll through the creative artwork, the walls are covered with oil paintings from inspired artists, the porcelain set around the four, and the sculptures are worth admiring.