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We all may again be stuck inside, and physical art museums may be again closed, but it’s the 21st century and thankfully we have more ways than one to view many of the world’s art museums. Better yet, they have separated their artworks and inspiration(s) into neat categories on Pinterest, a site for “pinning” interesting photos and DIY projects in streamlined categories known as boards. With that being said, let’s check out some art museums on Pinterest!
Pinterest allows anyone another avenue through which to showcase their individual aesthetic. There are hundreds of collections on the site; it would take all day, maybe even more, to dive into what the site offers. Portraits, paintings, sculptures… name it, it’s probably there, alongside further inspired images from the artwork in physical galleries. Here are several to get you started, beginning with one of my own favorites!
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My personal favorite exhibit in their permanent collection is of paintings from the Dutch Golden Age masters. You can view them on Pinterest or, furthermore, the museum’s website without even leaving the comfort of your couch.
One of the Tate’s boards stands out the most in the world’s current state: a DIY inspiration board. How many of us have already tried some new things at home? Art? Cooking? Meditation? Well, take a look at this board for some further artistic inspiration. From weaving, to drawing, to making a little robot… there is plenty to view.
The Met’s collection of art is extensive. If you like vintage fashion, check out this board!
Does quarantine have you in the mood for a new hairstyle? Well you are in luck; the Louvre has just the board for that.
Woof, woof, bow, wow. Do you like dogs? Look no further than MFA Boston’s board dedicated to the loyal canine!
The Tulipmania board is worth a look. From vases to paintings, the beautiful flower is well-represented.
The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC showcases their collection(s) in both the west and east buildings as well as the sculpture garden. One of my favorite exhibitions in the museum is of Degas sculptures.
Interested in learning about art restoration? The Museo Del Prado has a board filled with pins that link to various articles written on the subject from their museum.
MoCADA has an amazing board dedicated to vintage photography of African Americans and African culture in general.
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Rachel is attempting to navigate this crazy world with her two kids, husband, a whole lot of coffee, and some good books in tow. She holds a Master's degree in Art History and a Bachelor's in History. When she's not writing, she can be found day dreaming about traveling to all of the art museums and coffee shops.
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