For our first full day in Providence, we got up early and started walking. It was a crazy, busy day and we did a lot! We kind of wanted to see everything since we were there for such a short time.
We grabbed a coffee near our Air B & B and then walked along the river being epic photographers.
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Beautiful day light views of Providence |
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Modern Art |
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modern art and a view |
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Beautiful Skies |
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Happy |
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Our Swan Friend |
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This wheel really spoke to me :) |
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Flight |
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I was obsessed with this gorgeous mural |
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Beautiful flowers for fall |
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The views really are gorgeous |
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Welcome to Fall |
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Beautiful Fall Foliage |
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soaring |
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The Patriotic Soldier |
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A View from the Bridge |
After our river walk, we went into the RISD (Rhode Island School of Design) Art Museum and we had so much fun. It was our first art museum together and it was gorgeous. The RISD really seems to have a little of everything.
We spent half the day in the museum and pretty much saw everything. They have some absolutely stunning pieces that you don't always find under one roof. There are Modern, Roman, Grecian, Renaissance, Chinese, Japanese, Impressionist and so many more styles of art represented in this art museum. My favorite style is impressionism but I was so impressed with the quality and representation of so many styles.
The rooms were in order... but somehow my pictures have gotten mixed! I didn't have the patience to try and resort them since there's so many of them!
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I was fascinated by this piece. It's gorgeous. |
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some beautiful laundry |
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beautiful busts |
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And intricate woodwork |
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This has always been one of my favorite Renoir and I'm so glad I got to see it in person. |
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And their Egyptian collection was beautiful |
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Picasso is always incredible |
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I remember studying the meaning behind the designs on these sarcophagi back in college. Seriously
fascinating |
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The biggest wooden Buddha in existence in its own special room |
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this was the largest Buddha I've ever seen! |
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The collection of Van Gogh was stunning |
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the textiles were incredible |
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Another lifestyle |
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Monet |
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Another of my favorite Renoir |
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I'm obsessed with this beautiful little Hippo |
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Such a gorgeous piece |
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A combination of textiles and cultures |
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Our reflections with some glasswork |
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I enjoy a good candid |
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or two! |
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It's incredible how well preserved this clothing is! |
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A look at old Colonial furniture and the height of wealth
for the time! |
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Gorgeous plates |
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Love the intricacy of these vases |
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Golden vs Wooden Buddhas... both stunning |
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A random room but I loved this line work |
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A gorgeous tapestry |
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beautiful jar |
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A statue from Italy (If I remember correctly, it's
from Vesuvius). |
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More beautiful Monet |
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I've always been obsessed with Ancient Egypt. |
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Beautiful glasswork |
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Preserved textiles |
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Political Commentary |
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Beautiful rooms with beautiful statues |
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I loved the colors of this wallpaper |
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more preserved textiles |
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the now and then... |
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beautiful archways |
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and stairwells |
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some of my favorite portraits |
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gorgeous |
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And a nod to my mother and grandmother... I was constantly admiring statues like these
I always wanted to play with them and story tell, but I wasn't allowed because they were so breakable. |
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Don't pass Go. |
Baros and I loved the art museum and we had the added bonus of checking off another of our
Bucket List since it was our first Art Museum together!
That was only the first part of our day but I think it's quite long thanks so all of the pictures so I'll put up another post with a restaurant review of Trattoria Zooma where we had the most amazing Italian lunch, and information about Federal Hill and some of the final sights that we saw in Providence!
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