But the museum's most celebrated treasures are the late 15th-century tapestries, especially Lady with the Unicorn, depicting the five senses and the temptations she vows to overcome.
The museum has tapestries that are centuries old.
The museum does not have anything older than the 16th century.
Geniuses disrobing in public was the only way to prove their sanity.
Julius and the car held on with conceit.
A woman at a piano with a tear stained face,
A person drills holes into the ice on a snowy day.
Nobody is pointing
It was not reviewed by biologist Paul Gross and mathematician Norman Levitt.