Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art

Activity Overview

Kirkland Museum of Fine & decorative Art is a decorative art museum in Denver, Colorado that displays decorative art from 1875 to 1990. The museum displays more than 3,500 works of international Art and collection, covering different eras of Art. Regional Art is also displayed in the museum, featuring collections by more than 200 artists. The Art museum is named after Colorado painter, Vance Kirkland, the museum displays paintings by the distinguished painter. The museum displays, paintings, arts and crafts, decorative furniture, glassware, crockery, drawings and much more. The museum is open to tours Tuesday through Sunday.

Things to Do

• View the museum's collection with or without a guide, visitors can view the collections with a guide Wednesday through Saturday.
• The museum houses unique decorative art collection, including furniture, ceramics, metal ware, glassware, tableware and other items.
• See paintings, sculptures and decorative arts items by Colorado artists.
• See exclusive paintings by Vance Kirkland created from 1927 until 1981.
• The exhibit on Colorado artists features paintings, sculptures, prints, ceramics, textiles and furniture.
• Don't forget to visit the gift shop, it offers books, fashion accessories, posters, ceramics; buy items created by painter Vance Kirkland.

Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art Insider Tips

• Children ages 13 and under are not admitted.
• Free parking is available.