The Frye Art Museum, founded in 1952 by Charles and Emma Frye, is located in Seattle, Washington. It was established to house their collection of late 19th and early 20th-century European paintings. The museum features notable works by artists such as Franz von Stuck, Wilhelm Leibl and Félix Ziem. It focuses on European academic art and American modernism, offering dynamic exhibitions, educational programs, and community events. The Frye Art Museum is a key cultural institution in Seattle, dedicated to preserving and showcasing its founders’ legacy while engaging with contemporary art practices. Read more about Museums.
