11 March, 2014

Golden Bowers

A few weeks ago, hubby and I took our first visit to the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana. It has one of the prettiest entryways, built in the Spanish style, I've seen for a museum.











This is a large mural which is mostly obscured by a tree.



I'm not sure what to make of this pruning work. Perhaps they were trying to create a pom-pom tree.


This is in a small garden off of a large hall.


This is a museum that covers a variety of subjects. We saw exhibitions on Beethoven's late works, art of the Pacific (specifically headhunters in New Guinea), early California settlers' artifacts, and 19th Century European paintings. 
I'm sure we will be returning there again in the near future.

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