New York Solo Humanities Tour <Guggenheim>

The 20th century's architectural master Frank Lloyd Wright (a famous architect who created a new American style of architecture called American-style buildings when European architecture was in the spotlight at the time. Be sure to check out the buildings he built with waterfalls flowing inside the houses next to the valley.) is a generational asset left by Peggy Guggenheim, a unique(?) collector of the century. She had several marriages and divorces due to her unique tastes, and had many romantic relationships with famous painters of the century. But why did such a wealthy collector fall for poor artists? The fact that we can see the works of world-class masters such as Brancusi, Ernst, and Pollock today is largely due to her role. At the time, it was not easy for an individual to pay a huge amount of money every month to support artists who were poor and could not even afford the studio fees. When the war broke out, it became difficult to transport all the works she had collected while traveling around France, so there is a story that she buried them in the ground in France and hid them until the war. Is it because there are people with such minds that the world is so rich in culture today? The Guggenheim Museum has a unique structure where you just have to follow the entrance all the way up. It is an art museum where you don't have to get confused about the route. The Guggenheim, the pride of New York, is a place you can go with your lover, alone, or with your child while traveling with your mother. However, the best of all is a solo trip away from everyday life. It seems that the airfare is stabilizing little by little these days. This is the perfect travel course for fall! #falltravel #Guggenheim #artmuseum