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SCHEDULE | Autumn - Winter: Monday to Sunday, 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Spring - Summer: Monday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closes on December 25. |
PRESENTATION | The exhibition occupies rooms 12, 13, 14, 15A, 16A, 17A and 18A on the main floor of the Prado Museum |
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LANGUAGE | Spanish, English |
Most of the pieces exhibited until the beginning of January in New York have joined the Prado collection, which has the largest collection by the Sevillian painter, and other loans from museums and institutions. In this way, paintings deposited in Boston, Dallas, New York, London, Edinburgh, Munich, Rouen, Vienna, Madrid, Seville, Orihuela, Valencia and Barcelona have been found.
The exhibition occupies rooms 12, 13, 14, 15A, 16A, 17A and 18A on the main floor of the Prado Museum, which are where Velázquez's work is usually presented . The assembly has followed a chronological order, which, according to the director of the Prado, is the most logical and didactic. ""The montage helps to understand the painter's journey, from an initial tenebrism to the final apotheosis. We wanted to extend the painter's usual rooms, even with the same funds, and include, along with the museum's works, those that come from other places ""We do not intend a scenographic montage, but rather to present the paintings with the greatest serenity and naturalness possible.""
Transfers Madrid-Toledo
The exhibition, sponsored by the Banco Hispano Americano Foundation, has been possible due to the interest of the Metropolitan Museum in New York in mounting an exhibition dedicated to Velázquez, within its program of great Spanish painters ;oles. For that occasion, the Prado lent 17 Velázquez that were exhibited in an exhibition of 38 paintings. The Alfonso /strong>. The exhibition reviews the sadly famous Tribunal of the Holy Inquisition and the methods it used to obtain confessions. In this way, around sixty pieces and instruments from antique shops and art markets that were used in these terrible practices are exhibited.
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