Virginia Steele Scott Galleries of American Art | Commercial Filming and Photography: Locations

The Scott Loggia is the centerpiece of the Scott Galleries of American Art. A spacious, classically styled rotunda, it is open to the gardens on the north and south, with a domed skylight in the center. Trees shield the south entrance to the Shakespeare Garden, so the classical columns are most visible from the north.

The modern styling of the Fielding Wing, to the south, echoes the glass and steel construction of the Scott Galleries North Entrance, which faces the Brown Garden.

A large, low building near a lawn and path with blooming roses.

Two geese on a lawn near a modern building with large windows.

A modern building with large windows reflecting a garden.

A covered loggia with white columns and a domed skylight.

Columns in a covered loggia leading out to a garden.

A covered loggia with a domed skylight and large white columns.

White columns in front of large shrubs leading into a garden.

Four columns on a covered loggia flanked by green shrubs.

A building with a passageway with columns, surrounded by large shrubs.

A building with large square windows in a garden with flowers.

A sign in a garden near a large building with large dark windows.

Disclaimer: Please be aware that gardens change seasonally. Location photos shown here are meant to provide a reference and may not accurately represent current conditions. For this reason, scouting is required prior to booking.

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