Yale University Art Museum

The Yale University Art Gallery houses a critical and exhaustive accumulation of craftsmanship in a few structures on the grounds of Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. Despite the fact that it grasps all societies and periods, the display underscores early Italian painting, African model, and present day workmanship.

The Yale University Art Gallery is the most seasoned college craftsmanship historical center in the western half of the globe. The display was established in 1832, when nationalist craftsman, John Trumbull, gave in excess of 100 sketches of the American Revolution to Yale College and planned the first Picture Gallery. This working, on the college's Old Campus, was leveled in 1901.