Great, concentrated display of Western art. It is about 98% paintings with a few scattered sculptures. A few names of artists were recognizable. And a few were a surprise to me. There are hundreds of paintings in what amounts to a 4 story house. Use the free audio guide if/when you want some detail. I had the time and listened to most of it. I was through in a little over 2 hours. It should be noted that I generally take museums very slowly so most people will get through a lot faster. It is only open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. So plan accordingly.

Impressive collection of western art, and not just the famous painters such as Frederic Remington. It's well organized, and provides a snapshot into the inhabitants of the American West, including native tribes and American settlers from 1800 to 1950. It's a shame photos are not allowed.

It was my husband who suggested to visit this museum. Coming near to it we thought it's closed as there was close gate infront of the stairs to the main door. Then we spotted few people coming out from basement whch is the actual entry to the musem. There is a button you should press and member of staff will open the door. We paid 10 dollars as entry fee for 2 people. You cannot take any water or food or backpack with you into the exhibition area, ours was stored in the room near the entry. It is also prohibited to take photos. The museum has 3 exhibition floors over the lobby in basement. All walls are literally covered with an extraordinary collection of paintings but there were also a few small sculptures. Our favourites were paintings from the end of 19th century and beginning of 20th century and those portraiting indigenous folks. You can find also modern ones but these haven't been of our taste. There was an elevator which helped me moving between the floors as I use a walking stick. In our view you should visit this place if in Denver, especially if you are from Europe. It is special and unique.

Wonderful, wonderful collection of art, which we very much enjoyed. They have a strict ‘arm’s length’ policy, which is over enforced, as we were scolded for simply leaning in to read the small inscriptions on the name plates. Otherwise, a most enjoyable experience.

This was an amazing experience! The collection is truly superb and the historic building adds to the experience. That being said, it is an absolute shame that this museum is only open Monday Wednesday and Friday. I have been wanting to take my husband for a year now, but like the vast majority of employed people he can’t make a weekday before 4:30 work. It really closes off the collection and limits the museums impact in the city.