Rules

Rules

Don't Touch

Don't Touch

Why shouldn't we touch the pieces? The oil and acid on our hands can damage the artwork. Even if a piece appears to be unaffected right after you touch it, over the course of time, mold and chemical reactions may harm the displays.

No Photos

No Photos

Photography is prohibited in the general exhibits. Although it is allowed in the Rodin Wing, we ask that you turn off flash and refrain in cases where the camera would disturb other visitors due to shutter noise or other reasons.

No Pets

No Pets

What if your dogs and cats start running around the hall? They would likely damage the displays.

No Smoking

No Smoking

Smoking is harmful to humans, let alone to art. Small particles of smoke can settle on the artwork, gradually damaging it over a long period of time.

No Eating or Drinking

No Eating or Drinking

What if you spill something on the works?

No Umbrellas

No Umbrellas

What if you poke them into the art?

No Pens

No Pens

What if the ink spills onto the pieces of art?

No Running

No Running

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