"A couple of the most famous artworks ever created belong to Wynn. The downside is listening to the Wynndbag pat himself on the back on the audio commentary, but even that has unintended amusement value."

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"I remember the days when Vegas was an utter wasteland when it came to art. Well, that was then, and this, thankfully, is now. Move over, strip shows and high-stakes poker. Nowadays, it’s the city’s stellar art collections that offer the best entertainment, of which the Wynn Collection is a prime example. It may be small – no more than 15 works are usually on display – but each carefully selected piece is a masterpiece in its own right. Don’t miss Vermeer’s “A Young Woman seated at the Virginals,” Rembrandt’s “Self-Portrait” and Picasso’s eye-catching “Le Rêve (The Dream),” depicting his sensual mistress, Marie-Thérèse. And what’s particularly appealing is that the collection is showcased in an intimate gallery that feels more like a well-appointed living room than a museum."

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