National Museum of Western Art

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The National Museum of Western Art is a space carrying forward Western art from the Renaissance to the early 20th century, a place where you can see the rich colors of Paolo Veronese and the turbulent gaze of Rubens. Like time vanishing within a quiet atmosphere, sculpture and painting meet the visitor's sensibility as if brushing past it. The densely arranged exhibition spaces invite exploration of Marc Chagall's imagination, and the very sunlight that once wandered through Van Gogh's Sunflowers still softly wraps around the gallery. This space, where the refinement of Louis XIV and the simplicity of the modern coexist, offers an insight as though the history of Western art were flowing along your fingertips. It is not a mere exhibition, but a quiet home of light that lets you feel a flow of sentiment spanning across eras.