Gilcrease Museum

1400 Gilcrease Museum Road, Tulsa, Oklahoma

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+1 918 596 2700 / +1 888 655 227

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www.gilcrease.org

Known as the Museum of the Americas, Tulsa's Gilcrease Museum features one of the country's largest collections of Native American and Western jewelry and art. There are also several thematic gardens that are designed to emulate gardening styles of different time periods.

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Great museum with a great atmosphere. more on Yahoo! Travel

the people there are amazing, the art work is just gorgeous, and I had such a blast, I can't believe a museum was as fun as this one was......especially an art museum! more on Yahoo! Travel

In this museum I found a wonderful collection of American West art. more on igougo

Overall this was one of the finest musuems we have visited. more on Yahoo! Travel

Apart from being the preeminent repository of American Western art, the museum is situated on a high elevation in the SW corner of the Osage Indian Resrvation (Founder, Thomas Gilcrease was a Creek Indian), with breathtaking views of the land. more on Yahoo! Travel

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Went for a Remington exhibit of his night paintings they were breathtaking. Great museum with a great atmosphere. Excellent collection of American ... more on Yahoo! Travel

You can not beat the value and experience of spending a day or a few hours at the Gilcrease. Every season has something to offer. The staff and volunteers are so helpful and accomodating. Children as well as adults ... more on Yahoo! Travel

This is the art museum for non-artsy people. Its for folks who would have liked to have been with the first white explorers of the American west. Many paintings by white guys who were the first to see our American west. Lots of sculpture ... more on Yahoo! Travel

The inter-active area for the kids was excellent. Overall this was one of the finest musuems we have visited. We plan to return ... more on Yahoo! Travel

The musuem has seemingly endless rooms of American art. I enjoyed my trip there. more on Yahoo! Travel

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A magnificent collection of western art; wonderfully presented; special exhibitions worthwhile. I would go again, ... more on TripAdvisor

The museum is beautiful and informative. The kids loved the crafts in the Vista room and the parents enjoyed the lovely ... more on TripAdvisor

The Gilcrease Museum has a wide range of important artwork including a number of striking bronzes and western landscapes that ... more on TripAdvisor

If you want to see the Master's of Native American art, look no further. Tiger, Crumbo, Stone--well, you get the picture; all the great ones' works are here and lots of them. The collection also inclu ... more on TripAdvisor

The exhibits are very interesting. The Indian pieces are quite varied and documented decently. I think there are a few words that could be explained better as the names are not common to everyone's vo ... more on TripAdvisor

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There is no better collection of Western art anywhere. The collection on display is huge. Scupltures paintings and other visual mediums ... more on igougo

I like it, it was wonderful, though I wish they had benches. It is hard to stand with my health issues. I hope you do well with the ... more on igougo

With more than 16 museums and galleries to choose from, the Gilcrease Museum caught ... more on igougo

In this museum I found a wonderful collection of American West art. This is primarily what this museum is known for. As I am heading ... more on igougo