for the pleasure of For art lovers across the country, this autumn promises to be a lot more vibrant than the last, with more museums fully open and long-delayed exhibits finally coming to the fore. But as coronavirus cases rise and restrictions tighten in some cities, making your way through a crowded gallery at one of the country’s premier art institutions holds much less appeal than before. Solution? Look for a less popular art venue with its own cachet. Better still, make it a pilgrimage and a journey around the enterprise. After so many months deprived of both art and travel, what better way to celebrate his return? For travel inspiration, we asked to share five of the art-world’s remarkable collections and at-home museums to visit.
Claude Monet Foundation | Giverny, France
The house and garden in the Normandy countryside where the artist lived and painted for 43 years