Travels, Life In Albany, 2010

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The morning before we left Raleigh we were able to visit the North Carolina Museum of Art. The buildings were really quite uniteresting (above), but they were great for displaying the different art works. There were some nice works outside as well.	=0=
They had one of the many copies of Rodin's Thinker. They had numerous more modern pieces as well (below).	=0=
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Along with modern art, there was also greek art. There was no charge for the museum and they didn't restrict picture taking. Totally awesome!	=0=
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They had Egyptian art as well as an entire section Rodin's works (official copies, of course). There was a small outdoor section with a fountain that I made a video of.	=0=
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