Part of the Museum of Arts & Sciences/MOAS, but in a separate building is the Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art, dedicated to Florida art.
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| Evening on the Oklawaha (c 1880, by Milton H Lowell) |
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| Gaunt Tamarac (Homeless) (1935, by Eugene Francis Savage) references the Seminole indigenous people and their struggles |
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| Dance of the Whooping Cranes (1940, by Newell Connors (N C) Wyeth) was chosen to illustrate an edition of The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings |
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| Portrait of John James Audubon (c 1875, by N B Wilcox) |
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| Aphelocoma coerulescens/Florida Scrub-jays. the only native species in the state |
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| Pelecanus erythrorhynchos/American White Pelican (1831) |
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| Calidris alba/Sanderlings; this print shows how Audubon drew all the birds close to life-size |
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| Phoenicopterus ruber/American Flamingo |
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| Original copperplate for Brown Creeper and California Nuthatch (c 1838) |
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| Brown Creeper and California Nuthatch, is printed in reverse and hand-colored by Audubon |
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| Close-up of Brown Creeper and California Nuthatch |
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| Interior of the Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art (2012, by RLF Architects) |
