Princeton University Art Museum
About the Princeton University Art Museum
Formally established in 1882, along with Princeton’s art history program, the Princeton University Art Museum is one of the world’s most comprehensive museums tied to a university. The museum and curriculum were designed to provide direct access to the artwork for students, enabling an unprecedented connection to both theory and practice.
Within the Princeton University Art Museum are 13 works of art by Thomas Hart Bention, including The Boy, Baptism, Threshing Scene, Pussycat and Roses, Shallow Creek, Frankie and Johnnie, Huck Finn, Planting, Jesse James, After the Blow, Goin’ Home, and Approaching Storm.
Thomas Hart Benton Artwork at the Princeton University Art Museum
There are currently 13 works of art by Thomas Hart Benton at the Princeton University Art Museum. The collection can be viewed by clicking here.
Visiting Information
Princeton University Art Museum
Princeton, NJ 08544
(609) 258-3788
Hours
The main museum building is currently closed for construction and anticipated to open in late 2024. Other areas of the museum are open but the hours vary.Check the official website for more information on the visiting hours for the galleries by clicking here.
Resources & Information
All Works of Art by Thomas Hart Benton: https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/search/collections?mainSearch=%22thomas+hart+benton%22&artistList=%5B%22Thomas+Hart+Benton%22%5D