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North Building, Level 5

The Asian art collection originated in 1915 with a pledge of Chinese and Japanese art objects and has broadened to include works from the entire Asian continent. Spanning a period from the fourth millennium B.C. to the present, these objects illustrate the wide-ranging achievements of Asian artists and artisans.
 
The Asian art galleries are devoted to the arts of China, India, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, Southwest Asia, Tibet, and Nepal. Two changing galleries, the William Sharpless Jackson Jr. Gallery and the Sze Hong Gallery, feature exhibitions drawn from the museum's holdings and other Asian art collections.

Follow the links below to view selections from the Asian art collection. Please note that not all works shown below are currently on view. For more information about this collection, visit our Asian art website.