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“Inside the MFAH” provides perspectives, conversations, and opinions from insiders at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies, 1632

Rienzi Gallery Talk | Shakespeare Folio September 12, 2021

Jon Evans, chief of libraries and archives, offers an inside look at the rare Shakespeare folio in the Rienzi Collection.

“A Compleat History of Druggs” by French pharmacist Pierre Pomet, 1712

Rienzi Gallery Talk | Bookmark This May 28, 2021

Among the beautiful works of art in the exhibition Perpetual Bloom, you’ll find an intriguingly titled book: A Compleat History of Druggs.

Thomas Rowlandson, Elegant Figures in a Walled Garden, 1803–05, watercolor and ink over traces of graphite on wove paper

Rienzi Gallery Talk | Works on Paper in “Perpetual Bloom” May 14, 2021

Two very different artists—one French, one British—celebrate English country-house gardens of the 18th century.

Curator Kaylin Weber at Rienzi | The Hand That Was Not Called

Celebrate the Holidays with Rienzi | Gallery Talk, Music & More December 18, 2020

Rienzi serves up holiday cheer with virtual and on-site highlights for art lovers of all ages.

English "Games Table" c. 1730

Rienzi Gallery Talk | Let the Games (Table) Begin November 18, 2020

Tune in to see how the innovative Games Table in the ballroom at Rienzi was perfect for 18th-century gamers.

Chinese, Plate, c. 1790, porcelain

Rienzi Gallery Talk | Chinese Export Porcelain for the Mexican Market October 13, 2020

Porcelain objects at Rienzi tell the story of the trade relationship between China and New Spain in the 17th and 18th centuries.