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Museum
of
Art,
Rhode
Island
School
of
Design
(RISD
Museum)
is
an
art
museum
in
Providence
affiliated
with
the
Rhode
Island
School
of
Design,
in
the
U.S.
state
of
Rhode
Island.
The
museum
was
founded
in
1877
and
is
the
20th
largest
art
museum
in
the
United
States.
The
RISD
Museum's
collection
of
about
100,000
objects
contains
a
broad
range
of
works
from
around
the
world,
including
ancient
Egypt,
Asia,
Africa,
ancient
Greece
and
Rome,
Europe,
and
the
Americas.
Among
the
prominent
international
and
American
artists
represented
are
Picasso,
Monet,
Manet,
Paul
Revere,
Chanel,
Andy
Warhol,
and
Kara
Walker.
The
collection
also
features
notable
works
by
Rhode
Island
artists
and
designers,
including
18th-century
Newport
furniture
makers
Goddard
and
Townsend
and
19th-century
Rhode
Island
painters
such
as
Anglo-American
impressionist
John
Noble
Barlow
and
portraitist
Gilbert
Stuart.
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