BYU Museum of Art

The BYU Museum of Art is one of the largest and most significant art museums in the American West, with a permanent collection of over 17,000 works spanning the full breadth of world art history. It holds an internationally recognized collection of paintings by Danish-American religious artist Carl Bloch, significant Rembrandt etchings, and a strong survey of 19th-century European masters - all presented free of charge to the public. The museum's scale and quality consistently surprise first-time visitors, making it one of the great under-visited cultural destinations in the entire region.