Museum of Sketches for Public Art

The Museum of Sketches for Public Art is a craftsmanship historical center at Lund University in Sweden, devoted to the accumulation and show of representations and illustrations for contemporary amazing and open workmanship, for example, frescos, model, and reliefs. The historical center contains around 25,000 things, including portrayals and challenge sections by driving the twentieth century.

Swedish specialists, for example, Isaac Grünewald, other Nordic craftsmen and remote specialists, for example, Henry Moore, Diego Rivera and Henri Matisse.

The first building was an old gymnastic corridor; the designer Hans Westman included another area, and another expansion, planned by Johan Celsing, was finished in 2005.

The exhibition hall revived in March 2005 in the wake of having been shut for development work since 2001.