704 Terry Ave
Seattle, WA 98104
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A free admission museum, the Frye Art Museum presents exhibitions of exceptional works by internationally renowned and emerging artists and offers innovation adult and K-12 education and outreach programs.
One of the most discussed and controversial artists of the late nineteenth century, Gabriel von Max (1840–1915) “set hearts beating violently” with his paintings of a somnambulant, crucified woman and an anatomist pulling back diaphanous cloth from the alabaster corpse of a beautiful young woman. Gabriel von Max reintroduces the artist’s accomplishments to American audiences.
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