Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum
A woman admires Jan de Beer’s painting “The Annunciation”, displayed alongside other 16th-century paintings from the Low Countries: “Adam and Eve”, by Jan Gossaert (Mabuse); “The Holy Family”, by the Master of Frankfurt; and “The Virgin, Standing, with the Christ Child at Her Breast”, by an unknown Flemish artist.
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Keywords:
Art and Culture
Leisure and free time
Dirección:
Paseo del Prado, 8. 28014
Población:
Madrid
Provincia:
Madrid
Author:
Álvaro López del Cerro © Madrid Destino
Descripción:
The Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum has a permanent collection that traces the history of European painting from the Middle Ages through to the late 20th century. Its superb and varied collection includes more than 1,000 artworks, with the most represented schools and movements being the Italian Primitives, the German Renaissance, 19th-century American painting, Impressionism, German Expressionism and Russian Constructivism.