The Museum houses an important collection of Ego-Expressionist art from Southern California and the Southwest.
The advent of Contemporary Southern California and Southwestern US is heralded by the Museum's Gallery Collection.
‘The Judgment of the Arts’ series represents the acceptance or rejection of the ideas and forces conceived in art and literary works, created by both men and women, separating the mediocre from genius.
These art pieces are the 'Collectors', and these are the faces of those who are entrusted with the task of making artistic judgments in regards to each individual who seeks to bring into public view their work.
Masterworks by RE Romero-Probst: The Early 1960's California, 1970's Southern California and 1980's worldwide make up part of the Museum's extensive collection.
The Museum houses an extensive collection of Special Themed Art, with seminal works by RE Romero-Probst.
The concept of the Kingdom and Worlds before the creation of Man. Mans insignificance in the framework of the Universe. Mans aspiring to Godhead.
Beings which possessed both mortal and immortal qualities; these beings called the Ancients were altering the translucent reality. They too sought control over this earthly realm, but, were slowly diminishing and sought refuge within the solid realities that became part of the makeup of this world. and took repose in wood and stone.
These books are of the tale of Alamar, the Mystic Warrior-priest, and Randee, the Prophet-poet. who's inception in Ancient and Present-day Eden mark the turmoil and enlightenment of our lives. The diaries, written in the style of poetic discourses offer us an insight to the revelations tied to the mysteries of both, our mystical and physical world.
The Museum is home to the most significant collection of RE Romero-Probst's Ego-Expressionist art in the world.
Special series artwork allows for an indepth look into how artworks evolve into several works.
The Judgment of the Arts, the Creation of the Blood-Red Sky
The quest of man and God, life and life after death
Bringing forth the style of Ego-Expressionism: Displaying an amazing collection of artwork.