Friday, 23 October 2015
Museo National de Bellas Artes
Earlier this week, we spent some time in the National Museum of Fine Arts which is located fairly close to our apartment. It has several works by well known international artists such as Degas, Gaugin, Rodin and Manet as well as many artists from Argentina. Admission is free and there is a welcoming atmosphere. We didn't have to check our bags at the door; the only items being checked seemed to be umbrellas. We focussed on the special exhibit featuring works by Argentine artist Pérez Celis who was born in San Telmo, the barrio we visited earlier this week. Pérez Celis is famous here and internationally for his paintings, engravings, sculptures and murals. We were allowed to take photos so, if you are unfamiliar with his paintings, the pictures will give you an idea of his style. The following works are very large, the smallest probably around 6 feet by 8 feet. We took photos of the works which we liked the best.
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