Chicago Art Institute Private Guided Tour

This activity consists of a private guided tour of the Art Institute of Chicago, with no need to wait in line. This museum contains one of the most important and valuable permanent collections of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art in the world. The experience will be private and will be conducted in a small group of 8 people.

Among the many priceless paintings you will find in this museum you could highlight one of the versions of Van Gogh's "The Bedroom" or Hopper's "Sleepwalkers". You will also come across paintings by painters such as:

• Goya
• Greco
• Dalí
• Picasso
• Warhol
• Caillebotte

The Art Institute of Chicago is one of the most important and significant art museums in the world. It was founded in 1879 and is famous mainly for its collection of impressionist paintings. It also houses collections of French, Italian, Spanish, Flemish and Dutch paintings.

In total, it has been estimated that there are 300,000 pieces of art in the museum. Most of these are paintings, but there are also sculptures and collections of arms and armour, such as those of the famous Joan of Arc.

Some of the paintings you can see during your visit to the museum are the following:

• Paris street, rainy day - Gustave Caillebotte
• Sunday Afternoon on the Ile de la Grande Jatte - Georges Seurat
• Sky above the Clouds - Georgia O'Keefe
• Nightwalkers - Edward Hopper
• Portrait of Dorian Gray - Ivan Albright
• Windows of America - Marc Chagall
• The Old Blind Guitarist - Pablo Picasso
• The Invention of Monsters - Salvador Dali
• Four Monalisas - Andy Warhol
• The Room - Vincent Van Gogh
• Water Lilies - Monet
• Two Sisters - Renoir