With works from the Middle Ages and early modern period, the Trees gallery includes an array of European paintings, sculpture, ceramics, prints, and architectural elements. The gallery encompasses objects made for both secular and sacred contexts.  Strengths include medieval devotional art and Old Master paintings, especially from the Lowlands (Flanders and the Dutch Republic).

The gallery is named for Merle J. and Emily N. Trees, who gave an important collection of paintings to the museum including works by Francois Clouet, Frans Hals, David Teniers II, Pieter de Hooch, John Singleton Copley, Winslow Homer, and Camille Pissarro.

Written by Maureen Warren, Curator of European and American Art, 2017

To view works of art in the Trees Collection, visit Trees Collection Porfolio. To see all art installed in the museum, visit the Art On Display portfolio.