I'm interested in the European art collection at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Please tell me how many distinct art collections the museum has in total. Then, navigate to the 'European Painting and Sculpture' collection page and provide a brief summary of its chronological scope and artistic strengths, and list the names of the first three featured artworks mentioned on that page.
Navigate to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art website (nelson-atkins.org). Click on the 'Collections' link in the main navigation menu. Scroll down the 'Collections' page to identify and count all distinct collections listed. Click on the 'European' collection link. On the 'European Collection' page, identify the chronological scope of the collection. Identify the artistic strengths of the European collection. List the names of the first three featured works displayed on the 'European Collection' page. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Collections' page. The agent correctly states the total number of distinct collections listed on the 'Collections' page as 17. The agent successfully navigates to the 'European Collection' page. The agent correctly states the chronological scope of the European art collection as 'from the medieval period to the late 19th century'. The agent correctly identifies the artistic strengths, such as '17th-century Baroque paintings from Italy' and '19th-century Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings'. The agent correctly lists the first three featured works as: 'Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness' by Caravaggio, 'Virgin and Child in a Gothic Interior' by Petrus Christus, and 'Three Graces' by Cranach the Elder.