Cultural Enlightenments Activities (CHRYSLER MUSEUM) It was my first time visit the Chrysler Museum here in Norfolk, and it was one of the most wonderful experiences I have ever experienced. The reasons why is because that I learned so much about painting and sculptures that have never seen before. I think that the sculptures were more detailed and more presentable than the painting, but all the paintings were still good too. One of the first things that caught my eye when I first enter was a big man statue standing, and it was about 8 feet tall by an American artist named Gaston Lachaise and it was one of the biggest art craft in the museum that I saw.

Another one was the best of the savior by Gianlorienzo Bermini and was made in Italy. The paintings were colorful, but some of the paintings in the museum that I didn’t like such as the zinc yellow by Franz Kline (American artist). It was white and yellow stroke but I thought that the style was poor. The portrait of Miles Sherbrook by American artist John Singleton Copley was the other painting. It shows Miles Sherbrook and his business and it looks reality to me. One of the arts that I really liked was the Wounded Indian, by Peter Stephenson. I liked it because of how its artwork and it was very well created.

Saint John the Baptist was another one and it was made of wood and it seems very powerful and how it was presenting. The last one that I experienced was Ariedne which was created by Chavey Bradley. There were a lot of things to look at and learned from it but time is not enough. It was a really great experienced and I really enjoyed it.