High Museum of Art

Outlined by draftsman Richard Meier and expanded with three new structures composed by Italian designer Renzo Piano, the High Museum of Art is critical both for its engineering and its remarkable accumulations of workmanship from the Renaissance to the present day. It is especially known for its works by nineteenth century French bosses and a broad accumulation of nineteenth and twentieth century American workmanship. There is likewise a huge accumulation of European works of art and beautifying workmanship, and more up to date increases incorporate current and contemporary craftsmanship, photography, and African workmanship. The exhibition hall frames some portion of the Robert W. Woodruff Arts Center and has a yearly film arrangement including remote, autonomous, and exemplary silver screen.