Currently a photography exhibit by Latin American artists. The image I've posted here is of a... read more
The last reviewer mentioned " eclectic " items . Most were donated by Mrs. Leland Stanford Sr... read more
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Currently a photography exhibit by Latin American artists. The image I've posted here is of a bronze statue of a horse crafted from an original driftwood sculpture.
The last reviewer mentioned " eclectic " items . Most were donated by Mrs. Leland Stanford Sr. ( the last breakfast of Leland Stanford Jr. is located in the museum by no longer, alas on view- by prescreened appointment only ) in the 60's they...More
They have some very eclectic items, I am assuming mostly through donations. Parking is somewhat limited. Small exhibit of African, and Egypt and Nubian artifacts.
This museum is beautiful. The collection of Rodin’s work is not to be missed. The highlight was “The Thinker” and “Gates of Hell”. Definitely make this a stop on your tour of Stanford. It’s free, so if your watching your budget, it’s a fabulous place...More
We were amazed at this art center on campus. It has one of the largest collections of Rodin sculptures next to Paris. Also enjoyed learning about the university and how it started.
Amazing Arts Center on a university campus. Hope all the Stanford students know what a gem they have. I took friends from the UK to the Arts Center a couple of months ago, and they were blown away by the numerous Rodin sculptures. Fab, fab!!!!
We visited the Cantor mainly to see the Rodin exhibit, but also enjoyed the exhibition of oriental pottery. The museum is easy to navigate and admission is free. The Rodin exhibit includes models and smaller works inside, with the full-scale pieces in the garden a...More
The Cantor has an excellent standing collection, and also has wonderful visiting exhibits that please the eye and tickle the mind. It is a true asset in the crown of the area.
When I go this museum I always stop by to look at "The Golden Spike" which joined the east and west railway track sometime in the 1800s. It's a beautiful piece of history. There is also great art and occasional a special showing of a...More
Most people don't know that outside and inside of the Cantor Arts Center in Stanford, they can find one of the most interesting collections of Rodin's art. Among others, you will be able to see the famous "Gates of Heaven". If you are in the...More
