The Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara marks its 60th anniversary, reminiscing on its historical background when it was a key visual arts venue in downtown San Jose. Originally established in 1966, it featured a mix of permanent collections and traveling exhibits, showcasing significant works like Jean-François Millet's 'The Man with the Hoe'. Robert Morgan was pivotal in its foundation, which aimed to promote both local and international art, fostering a rich cultural environment for the community.
The Triton Museum, now celebrating 60 years, started in the '60s as a significant visual arts hub in San Jose, featuring 19th-century and California art.
Robert Morgan, a local figure, was instrumental in launching the Triton Museum, originally known for its exhibitions of both local talent and international masterpieces.
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