Robert Henri Museum and Art Gallery — Attraction in Cozad

The Robert Henri Museum and Art Gallery is a true gem for art lovers and history enthusiasts alike. Located in the charming town of Cozad, Nebraska, the museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and work of Robert Henri (Robert Cozad), one of America's most influential artists. The collection is thoughtfully curated, showcasing both Henri's own masterpieces as well as a couple paintings by his first wife Linda (Craige) Henri. The gallery's intimate setting allows visitors to connect deeply with the art, making it a peaceful and inspiring experience. The museum volunteers are knowledgeable and friendly, providing insightful commentary that enriches the visit. Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or just discovering Henri's work, the Robert Henri Museum and Art Gallery is a must-see destination that beautifully preserves the legacy of this...

We have driven past this town several times a year for over a decade and I always wish I had time to stop. We made time today and it was so great! Cute little art gallery and museum. They are adding more rooms currently. The young intern (Jess I believe) from Ireland that gave the tour was great! She was very knowledgeable, gave us easy tips on how to appreciate and recognize different types of art. Jess was very fun and really involved my 11 year old in the tour getting his opinion and encouraging him on his art journey. At the same time I was able to learn a lot from her that I have never learned at other art galleries. Another staff member stayed with my mother in law while we toured the house and she had a great...

We had an amazing visit at this small but very important museum and gallery on Cozad's history and Robert Henri in March 2022. On view are portraits and sketches. He taught over 1,000 artists, including Edward Hopper, George Bellows, Margery Ryerson, Elizabeth Grandin, and Wanda Gag. See my posts at fb Hong Kong Aficionada for detailed information. Plan to spend a few hours. If visiting between November and May, call ahead. Be sure to pick up a facsimile of a 1956 special edition of The Cozad Local that relates how Cozad found out what happened to its founder and that the "Son of the Gamblin' Man" [title of the book by Mari Sandoz, published in 1960] became a...