Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

by Frank Lloyd Wright (1959) is a work of art itself. The interior of

the building features a spiral ramp that is reminiscent of 1930's

science fiction. Artwork is displayed on the walls and is viewed as

visitors ascend the ramp.

I took a day trip into NYC today and rode by that on my way into the city. Very distinct and unmistakable building. I've never been inside this particular museum, but I have been in others there. I admire Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture. This photo is very nice, but I think you'd have to know a bit about this structure and its content to appreciate your photo. Nice!

I like the architecture of the museum too. But I thought it was a bummer that they would not let me take a picture from the top looking down. Above the first floor there's strictly no cameras. I understand no photos of the artwork, but not even the the 'atrium.' I think there could be some good shots from up there too. The people there were stiffs too i thought. Not too friendly. But hey, they're new-yorkers! ;-) (no offense to other new-yorkers!)

You can see, in my photo, the museum that day and that hour. I do not have more to add. Bret thanks.