Lithuanian National Museum of Art is distinguished for its rich Fine Arts collection that
totals to about 250 thousand exhibit items which represent Old and
Contemporary Master Paintings, Sculpture Prints and Drawings, Applied
and Folk Art as well rare amber stone and jewellery specimens and other
museum objects.
Geographically the museum covers nearly all the territory of the Republic of Lithuania through the network of its branch museums, including Vilnius Picture Gallery, the Museum of Applied Arts and Design, the Radvila Palace Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Art, the Vytautas Kasiulis Museum of Art that are located in the country’s capital city Vilnius, as well the Clock Museum and Pranas Domšaitis Gallery in Klaipėda city, the Palanga Amber Museum in Palanga and Pamarys Gallery in Juodkrantė, the popular coastal resort towns. In addition, the Lithuanian Art Museum is a renown centre for preservation works carried out by its Pranas Gudynas Restoration Centre.