Art in Shared Spaces

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland) 

Our Art in Shared Spaces program brings works from the museum’s permanent collection into the Visitor Lounge and Multipurpose Space, places designed for gathering, study, and pause. While much of the museum is temporarily closed for installation, these works remain on view as part of the everyday life of these spaces. The selection spans from contemporary prints to an Etruscan hydria to our recent acquisition, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, a Northern Italian Baroque painting. Works in this area are displayed year-round and rotate annually.

Image: Unknown artist, Saint Jerome with the Crucifix and Book, circa 17th century, oil on canvas on laid board. Purchased with funds provided by Charles A. Reiher. (Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland)