Elisabet Ney Museum
4.7FreeTemporarily closedHistoric Austin studio dedicated to 19th century sculptor Elisabet Ney
Housed in Formosa, the historic 1892 limestone studio and castle-like home of artist Elisabet Ney, this museum showcases her life, portraiture, and original plaster casts. Located in Austin's historic Hyde Park neighborhood, it highlights Ney's pioneering contributions as an accomplished 19th-century female sculptor. The museum is currently temporarily closed to the public.
History
Elisabet Ney, a prominent 19th-century sculptor, established her studio in Austin, Texas, in 1900. The museum, originally her studio, has been preserved to reflect her artistic legacy and contributions to the art world.
Expert notes
- Visit during the weekdays for a quieter experience.
- Check the museum's website for special events and exhibitions.
Features
- Art Exhibitions
- Guided Tours
- Outdoor Gardens
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