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– – The Museum – De Saisset was a bequest by Isabel de Saisset, the last member of a San Jose French family, who died in 1950. Built in 1955, the museum sits on the campus of Santa Clara University next to the Mission Santa Clara de Asis. – – – The museum's permanent collection is a quirky mix of historic photographs, prints and artifacts from the mission's past as well as the university's, together with an eclectic mix of paintings and sculpture. – – On Display – From the permanent collection are prints and artifacts of a…
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- One of Silicon Valley's Best:
- Nominated for best gallery for its remarkable displays and social appeal.
- The Collection:
- The museum's collection of 9,500 objects includes fine art (7,000 works); decorative art (700 pieces); and historic, anthropological and archeological artifacts (1,800 objects).
- Getting In:
- Admission is free to regular exhibitions and most events. The Gallery is closed from July 1 to 4, and between Aug. 5 and Sept. 22.
