The Art Museum displays about 450 paintings dating back to the nineteenth century. In the museum, a collection of Renaissance masterpieces by the most famous Italian, German and French painters such as Raphael, Titian, Giorgione, Van Dyck, Fermi and others is displayed. It also includes a large collection of Flemish and Dutch paintings that It dates back to the seventeenth century AD. The museum is distinguished by its unique way of displaying paintings, as Italian artworks are displayed in rooms with red walls, while Dutch and Flemish paintings are displayed on green backgrounds, and Spanish and French images are displayed on gray walls.