Given the lack of extensive Old Masters collections in South Florida museums, Valerie Delacorte's recent gift of more than 60 paintings, sculptures, and drawings to the Norton is an unequivocal boon — and well worth the trek up north. Look out for Rubens' Head of Saint John the Evangelist and Bol's King Pyrrhus, and don't miss drawings by Rembrandt and Tiepolo. The Norton's also got a few pieces by Modigliani and Corot (one of the leaders of the Barbizon school in 19th-century France), and modernist sculpture by Gaston Lachaise and Jose de Creeft.