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The south facade of the Seattle Art Museum's limestone building with the words ART MUSEUM carved into it.
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Seattle Art Museum

The Seattle Art Museum occupies a limestone building on First Avenue, a block from Pike Place Market, designed by Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, opened in 1991 and enlarged in 2007. Its collection of nearly 25,000 works covers Native art of the Northwest Coast, African, Asian, European and American art and contemporary work, alongside changing exhibitions.

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