Baltimore Museum of Art
- Architect
- John Russell Pope
- Year
- 1914
- City
- Baltimore, MD
The Baltimore Museum of Art was designed by John Russell Pope, the architect later responsible for the National Gallery of Art and the Jefferson Memorial, and dates to 1914. Its purpose-built museum facade holds a prominent place on the street.
the building
Museum facade. The purpose-built facade is prominent on the street, marking the building's role as a dedicated art museum since 1914.
the architect
John Russell Pope was a nationally significant architect who also designed the National Gallery of Art and the Jefferson Memorial; the Baltimore Museum of Art, dating to 1914, is among his works.
nearby
- Homewood Museum
- St. John's Episcopal Church
- First Church of Christ, Scientist
- Lovely Lane Methodist Church
- Grace-Hampden Methodist Episcopal Church
- Highfield House Condominium