Museum Stairs

The architecture of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is as much a work of art as any painting or sculpture exhibited there. I love the juxtaposition of lines and angles as you descend to the Marble Hall from the third floor of the new wing.

[Sara]

Neato! Though stairs constantly try to kill me, I think they are pretty cool when they wind around.

[weslyn hoekstra]

very nice! and think of the craftsmen that created those railings and the engineers and architects that designed them.

[Denise Vetromile]

you're right, the lines and angles are very engaging for the eye ...

thanks for your enthusiastic compliment on my post today!

[Elizabeth Hanna]

Yes, I love the lines, curves and angles of stairwells. The light in this picture is great.

[Becky B]

Is this in Richmond? I've never been there, have to put it on my list.

[bonnie lee wilson]

This photo sure goes to prove that "details" are very important.

[Tracy Watkins]

Great shot!

[agentz]

I love shots like this - interested in buildings and materials and how they work together - the metal, the wood, the stone and the glass :) Nice shot :)

[Suzie Townsend]

What fantastic geometrics! I love it!

[Chimom]

love the lines and patterns