A view from a third-story window at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington on Tuesday, Feb. 18. The expansive building houses two Smithsonian museums, including the American Art Museum.
Two security guards converse on the first floor of the American Art Museum's Luce Foundation Center for American Art on Tuesday, Feb. 18. The Luce Foundation Center is "the first visible art storage and study center in Washington, D.C.," according to the American Art Museum website.
Clare Alexander, a University of Maryland junior, studies sculptures in the American Art Museum's Luce Foundation Center for American Art on Tuesday, Feb. 18.
"Woman Eating" by Duane Hanson, an eerily lifelike sculpture, sits on display in the modern art portion of the American Art Museum on Tuesday, Feb. 18.
A father and son examine a large neon sculpture, "Electronic Superhighway: Continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii" by Nam June Paik, in the modern art portion of the American Art Museum on Tuesday, Feb. 18. The massive piece of art includes hundreds of TVs playing classic Americana images and audio clips.
A young boy breaks away from his father, enticed by the bright sculpture in the modern art portion of the American Art Museum on Tuesday, Feb. 18.
Alexander pauses to take a photo in the American Art Museum on Tuesday, Feb. 18.
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