Masterpieces of European Painting from the Cleveland Museum of Art June 17, 2007

FREE ADMISSION FOR ALL
Are you free in the next few weeks to see Rembrandt, Rubens, Caravaggio, El Greco and others as you’ve never seen them before? They’re yours to see, and all for free, in the final weeks of the Special Exhibition, Masterpieces of European Painting from the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Two anonymous donors have made a gift to the Northeast Ohio community by funding free admissions to the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage from now through July 8, 2007. This includes all three of the Museum’s galleries – Masterpieces, the permanent collection (An American Story), and The Temple-Tifereth Israel Gallery.

Masterpieces is truly an amazing Cleveland experience! You may have read about it in The New York Times during its last stop at The Frick Collection in New York, or locally in The Plain Dealer, Cleveland Jewish News, The Beacon Journal or seen it on WKYC-TV3 or WEWS TV-5. Thousands of visitors have seen it over the past few months.
These 18 world-renowned pieces from the Renaissance through Romanticism are exquisitely presented; move freely among them as Mozart accompaniment from The Cleveland Orchestra plays softly in your ear. Get reacquainted with these treasures, not on display in Cleveland for the past two years since the Cleveland Museum of Art began renovation.

Official Website: http://www.maltzjewishmuseum.org