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- BrianOctober 31, 2015Gorgeous setting for the collection. I particularly liked the Holbein portraits of Thomas Cromwell and Sir Thomas More - I grew up studying them
- Barry HeardFebruary 18, 2018I need a superlike button for this museum. Perfectly sized collection of epically important masterpieces.
- Sandra RubinchikMay 7, 2016Check out the schedule for Frick Free Nights for after-hours tours, lectures, and light snacks.
- Mahalia StinesJune 25, 2013The Holbeins and the St Francis by Bellini alone require at least a half hour. By far one of the greatest Art collections in existence...
- Zx WangNovember 1, 2015Give what u want b/w 11 and 1 on Sundays. A decent collection of art of Renaissance.
- Roger SchonfeldAugust 17, 2014A truly pleasant visit - a lovely space with amazing density of great art works.
- Way BenjaminOctober 13, 2017The lighting in the fountain area is in perfect harmony with tranquility and relaxation.
- Lianne AiAugust 12, 2017Forever my favorite. Whenever I come here I feel peace. The collection and the rooms are just beautiful.
- amNewYorkOctober 5, 2011More 18th-century portraits by British artists than any other city museum. Hogarth and Gainsborough are well represented, and you can see a portrait of Lady Hamilton as Nature by George Romney.
- Daniel BenettiSeptember 27, 2015I love that they keep the timepieces wound, it's wonderful to see / hear clocks from the 17th and 18th century in motion.
- The Corcoran GroupDecember 12, 2011Wander through the rooms like you’re a houseguest while drooling over Mr. Frick’s fine art collection. Be warned, there’s NO PHOTOGRAPHY allowed.
- Natalie ShellJuly 29, 2018Intimate, well-curated collection. Take advantage of the free audio tour to enrich your time here.
- New York HabitatApril 10, 2012This art museum gets overshadowed by the nearby Met, but it has an impressive art collection! Check out the paintings by Bellini, Rembrandt, Turner and Vermeer!
- clive kornitzerJanuary 5, 2019Amazing building and some real masters to gaze at ..well worth a couple of hrs
- Longfei XingJune 1, 2015this place is great! don't forget to grab a audio tour device, which I heard is free!
- Dan JonesAugust 22, 2014Not a "museum" with white walls abound but instead, sheer quality over quantity defines the Frick. Titian, Rembrandt, Ingres, Goya, Hogarth, just to name a few art giants that reside here. Unreal.
- Theresa K.October 5, 2013A definite must if you appreciate art. No photography allowed which makes the experience more engaging.
- FredericJune 4, 2013Great museum that doesn't seem like a museum ! Wonderful pieces of art in a beautiful neoclassical building!
- RazorfishSeptember 19, 2011This gorgeous gem on the Upper East Side features some of the world’s most famous works art in a beautiful and historical setting.
- Affinia Hotel CollectionAugust 20, 2012Sit in the Gardens or view some classic European masterpieces in a setting that feels like a trip back in time.
- Ange SDecember 13, 2013Come early for evenings with free public admission. 10 minutes in, and I'm around the block!
- MuseumNerdApril 14, 2011Sit by the gorgeous fountain for a contemplative moment to prepare for seeing Bellini's exquisite "St. Francis." (Fun fact: There used to be a bowling alley in the Frick's basement!)
- Daniel KarranFebruary 3, 2015BE SURE NOT TO TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS! Enjoy strolling through the halls and viewing some decadent art pieces!
- Dolce&GabbanaFebruary 8, 2012Admire Goya, El Greco, Constable, Corot paintings in a relaxing setting. Sit for at least 10 minutes in the Garden Court.
- MetroFocusJanuary 18, 2012Pay tribute to this living testament of New York’s vanished Gilded Age. Pay what you wish Sundays from 11 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Check out MetroFocus for other discounted admission days offered by museums Read more
- Alex RobertsonJanuary 11, 2017just the most wonderful museum space there is--check out the Vermeers. Luxuriate.
- Justin OrdovezaAugust 28, 2014An awesome collection. The artwork is not labeled like traditional museums.
- CailinNovember 18, 2015A gorgeous collection, low key crowds, and for once, help (not annoying) audio tour.
- सिद्धार्थJune 29, 2014Has the most accessible collections that can be perused without developing museum fatigue. Also the garden is awesome.
- Afonso de RezendeDecember 29, 2012The room wich bear the portrait paintings of Sir Thomas Morus, Cromwell (by Holbein) and El Grego's Saint Jerome is just amazing.
- Olli NMay 5, 2011One of the best Art Museums. Not so many paintings but reserve time so you can utilise the excellent audio guide recordings
- Sofia UzDecember 22, 2014One of our faves! Mr. Frick had a great taste. Sundays 11:00-1:00 pay what you wish
- James John (Jay) Cudney IVSeptember 3, 2018Gorgeous interior. Charming landscaping. Definitely a good visit.
- Matt BraniganDecember 4, 2012Make sure to pick up the tour guide device ... Get a much better experience than just wandering around (many of the pieces do not have detailed descriptions next to them)
- Greg JacobsFebruary 16, 2013A personal favorite and perfect retreat on a hot summer day, or dreary winter afternoon.
- Amy AltonApril 3, 2011This is my favorite museum. The audio guides are free and fantastic. Sundays from 11 am - 1 pm admission is pay what you wish. Leave time to admire the atrium.
- fumieJanuary 2, 2012Amazing Mr. Frick's collection. And you can also enjoy the interior and the garden.