The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Fla., has long held one of the world's great collections of baroque masters, including Peter Paul Rubens, Velazquez, van Dyck, and others.

This building, originally an unassuming, three-story warehouse, was part of a thriving tobacco industry that socially and economically defined the South Boston, Virginia, community in the early 20th century.

Boston-based firm Ann Beha Architects transforms a historic Masonic Temple into a useful expansion for the Portland Art Museum.

Mechanical Hall at the University of Delaware was renovated by Ziger/Snead to house the Paul R. Jones Collection, one of the largest and most complete holdings of African-American art in the world.

The Laboratory of Art and Ideas at Belmar is an institution in a development on the outskirts of Denver in the city of Lakewood, Colorado.

When the Yale University Art Gallery first opened in 1953, this magazine included it in a roundup of new art museums.

This Massachusetts restaurant's rustic design warms up a former firehouse.