Bass Museum of Art
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This Mayan-influenced Deco structure of the 1930s came of age in 1964, when John and Johanna Bass donated their extensive collection of art. It consists mainly of 15th–17th-century European paintings, sculpture, and textiles, and highlights include Renaissance and Baroque works, as well as paintings by Dürer and Rubens, and a 16th-century Flemish tapestry.
Practical Information
2121 Park Ave, South Beach
305-673-7530 www.bassmuseum.org 10am– 5pm Tue–Sat (open to 9pm Thu); 11am– 5pm Sun Adm (free admission 2nd Thu of every month
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