Admire Museum Art and Improve Your Wellbeing!

Susan Marie Ward
Jul 3, 2023
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Updated: Aug 6, 2023

Woman sewing. A scene that builds mental wellness — The Little One by William Merritt Chase

With only a few minutes of meandering your eyes across these images, you'll feel calmer and it might even reduce your blood pressure. Studies show that admiring art, whether in person or online, is good for us! It improves our overall wellbeing. Look at paintings, furniture, porcelain, and more. Check out Art for Wellness and see for yourself!

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