Originally known as the Department of Fine Arts, Carnegie Institute, the museum’s first art gallery was dedicated for public use on November 5, 1895, and was initially housed in what is now the Main Branch of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. A full history of the building complex can be found on our website.
Building Exteriors
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- Building Exterior, Carnegie Museum of Art; Photo: Joshua Franzos, 2013
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- Building Exterior, Carnegie Museum of Art; Photo: Tom Little, 2013
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- Building Exterior, Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History; Photo: Tom Little, 2013
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- Building Exterior, Carnegie Museum of Art; Photo: Tom Little, 2013
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- Building Exterior, Carnegie Museum of Art; Photo: Tom Little, 2013
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- Building Exterior, Carnegie Museum of Art; Photo: Joshua Franzos, 2013
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- Building Exterior, Carnegie Museum of Art; Photo: Joshua Franzos, 2013
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- Building Exterior, Carnegie Museum of Art; Photo: Joshua Franzos, 2013
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- Building Exterior, Carnegie Museum of Art; Photo: Tom Little, 2013
Hall of Architecture
A short history of the Hall of Architecture can be found on our website.
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
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- Credit: Tom Little
The Music Hall
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- Credit: Brook Ward
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- Credit: Brook Ward
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- Credit: Brook Ward
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- Credit: Brook Ward
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- Credit: Brook Ward
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- Credit: Brook Ward