We have been to this amazing museum several times. Each time it seems to have gotten larger and larger, not the buildings, but the exhibits. There are even exhibits outside of the building, which is a work of art in and of itself.
All of the artwork is quite nice, and many of the themes make you think of both times in the past and present. Some of the artists are well known, such as John James Audubon. Others are not as well known, although all of the works of art are impressive. There are various genres of art from traditional to modern and contemporary.
Entrance to the permanent exhibits is free due to the generosity of the Walton Family Foundation.

Wild Turkey, Cock, Hen and Young
by John James Audubon
Landscape by
Robert Sheldon Duncanson
The Good Shepherd
by Thomas Cole

Kindred Spirits
by Ashor Brown Durand




Coat made of Soldier Dog Tags
This is my absolute favorite part of the entire museum. It has been here every time that we have been to the museum. The first time we went, we debated whether this was a real person or not. I don’t think that the string was around it at the time. This is so realistic.

Man on Bench
by Duane Hanson


We saw car license plates from all over the country in the parking lot – from Maryland to Oregon. This museum is an interesting stop for those traveling through Arkansas.
To find out more about the museum go to their website.
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He is so real.. amazing..
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It is an amazing piece of artwork. Realism to the extreme!
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He is just so lifelike!
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I find the sculpture Man on a Bench to be a bit creepy. LOL
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The sculpture of the man sure looks like a real person! š
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I’ve only been there once, but it was quite impressive. Thanks for the memory!
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