Chinese Art from the Manchu Dynasty
Neighborhood: Downtown
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Peabody Place is part of an ambitious downtown renewal effort that includes complexes of restaurants, shops and apartments. Developer Jack Belz and his wife Marilyn have put their private collection of Chinese art on display for the public in a 7,500 square-foot gallery. Some of the ivory and jade pieces date back to the Manchu Dynasty of the 17th century. Stroll around Peabody Place and see what is attracting new residents to the downtown area.
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Belz Museum CollectionsJan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
Asian and Judaic art meet at the Belz Museum Collections. Ivory horns decorated with intricate designs, colorful and rich, that once adorned the palaces of kings and queens are on display. Puppetry is still not dead and its existence, can be felt by the wide array of around 80 old Chinese puppets seen at this museum. Judaic art by some of Israel's famous artists such as Dani Kafri, Nicki Imber and Ofa Friedland have also been put up here. Check the website for timings.
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greatest museum we ever saw!!!
i was by no means a fan of chinese art before i saw this place. it costs less than 10 dollars to get...
Reviewed by:AdamW from on Mar 15 2006
Amazing in Memphis!
I loved the amazing collection of art pieces that covered a wide spectrum of styles and cultures. Al...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 17 2006
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