Lecture by David V. Griffin on the development of museum architecture in the United States

American Friends of the Louvre and speaker David V. Griffin of Landmark Branding LLC  were pleased to offer an illustrated talk on the development of museum architecture in the United States. From the humble buildings of the Peabody Essex Institute to the grand colonnades of the National Gallery to the free-form shapes of the Guggenheim, the Getty and the Broad, David V. Griffin explored how America’s museum architecture has evolved and shaped the nation’s relationship to art.