Perhaps this: The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.

I used to live without needing advice.

When they need me, I ask them to give.


In this case they do not need me.

And this is not advice, it is - please.
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I did not notice it, please.

It seems no indication.

It does not.

At the end of the guidance would stand a definitive point.

I have the same - half-hearted three dots and smiley.
 
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With respect to this museum is like exhibit space . Understand that there really is a property of the Museum , and that he rented , very difficult. Usually there are imported exhibitions .
At SF MOMA , too many papers rented hang in the permanent exhibition , but referred me to the Museum was presented at the 90%consists of works made ​​for hire , and setting the time . Now here I leafed through its catalog , which not click , Monet , for example - all - " no billed " .
It is necessary to visit and report .

Once the bearded , loud and very important , VV Stasov went to the exhibition and saw a picture of Konstantin Makovsky's " Balagan " .

- You are me , my dear fellow, do not turn painting into a farce , - stern and said reproachfully to him Vladimir .

Konstantin Zhukovsky , however distantly staring into the distance.

- Can you hear me , old man ? - thundering razverznulsya Stasov .

- Huh? what ? - As if waking up , said Makovsky .

- You do not turn your painting into a farce !

- And in her turn ?

- In the midst of her people's need to convert ! - Stasov said .

- And what , then speculate on the people's midst ? - asked Makovsky .

In general , critics and artists have dispersed, and not understanding each other .

[QUOTE="Seriy; 1640793] understand that there really is a property of the Museum, and that he rented, very difficult.
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[URL="http://legionofhonor.famsf.org/legion/collections/european-painting"]European Painting

The Legion of Honor's rich collection of European paintings includes masterworks from the 14th through the 20th centuries.
Paintings on display include works by Fra Angelico, El Greco, Rubens, Rembrandt, Watteau, Gainsborough, Monet, Bouguereau, Matisse, and Picasso.[/URL]

The San Francisco Museum of Fine Arts ("Legion of Honor" that is to say) a very good collection of European paintings.

Probably will be better than in the Pushkin Museum.
Pushkin.

Visit - will report back.
While I clicked in the directory referred to by Monet, the whole "not exposed".
Yes, there are stunning exhibitions, imported, commercial.
In my last visit to SF is nothing interesting for me was not there.