Butler Art Museum
A portion of every sale supports The Butler Institute of American Art.
Known as "America's Museum," Youngstown's Butler Institute has celebrated American art since 1919, with more than 22,000 works spanning three centuries and free admission for all.
Behind the design
“In the early 1900s, Joseph G. Butler, Jr. had a vision for an institution devoted to curating and preserving the art his young America would produce: one of the first museums devoted entirely to American art.
Knowing that art would one day rank among the greatest in the world, he commissioned McKim, Mead & White to design an architectural masterpiece to show it off. The original Butler building was officially dedicated in 1919. Here it is on a tee, The Butler Institute of American Art, from the arched entry to the tree out front.
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