Museum of Fine Arts, Split

The Museum of Fine Arts in Split, houses a diverse collection of artworks spanning from the 14th century to contemporary pieces, offering a comprehensive overview of the local art scene's evolution. Established in 1931, this cultural institution proudly showcases a permanent exhibition of paintings and sculptures featuring masterpieces by renowned Croatian artists like Vlaho Bukovac, Mato Celestin Medović, Branislav Dešković, Ivan Meštrović, Emanuel Vidović, and Ignjat Job. Additionally, the museum boasts an extensive assortment of icons and regularly hosts special exhibits highlighting the works of contemporary artists.

In 2009, the museum underwent a relocation to the beautifully renovated old hospital building in Split, where it now provides a fully modern exhibition space.

The museum's permanent collection comprises over 3,500 artworks, spanning centuries of creative expression. This diverse assortment captures the essence of various art movements and trends in the local region, presenting works by Croatian artists and those hailing from the former Yugoslavia, Italy, Germany, Austria, France, and the Czech Republic-all with connections to Split.

To preserve the artistic treasures and prepare them for public display, the museum's restoration department dedicates itself to careful conservation efforts. Additionally, the museum houses a substantial documentation archive that includes graphics, publications, press clippings, and a photograph library, all contributing to the preservation and dissemination of art knowledge.