At the Museum: A Memory Game

At the Museum: A Memory GameA playful introduction to art history for curious minds Match 25 famous artworks with the galleries they call home in this beautifully illustrated memory game. From the Louvre to MoMA, players young and old will discover iconic pieces and the museums that house them, while sharpening their memory skills. Featuring masterpieces by artists such as Vermeer, Monet, and Yayoi Kusama, this game makes learning about art fun, accessible, and wonderfully

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