Lithuania's National Art Gallery
On the north side of the River Neris, the National Art Gallery (Nacionalinė Dailės Galerija) houses a permanent display of eleven galleries of Lithuanian art since 1900, as well as temporary exhibitions. The works are organized to indicate how art changed in response to political circumstances such as World War II and Soviet repression; check out the photo documentaries of Antanas Sutkus in particular.
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- Jewish Museumchevron_right
- Frank Zappa statuechevron_right
- Gedimino prospektas and the Genocide Museumchevron_right
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