 Museo Sorolla (Sorolla Museum)Painter of light's house-cum-studio
Address: Paseo del General MartĂnez Campos, 37 - Alcalá, 237 28010 - Salamanca Madrid
Nearest Bus or Train:Iglesia / RubĂ©n DarĂo
Open Hours:10am-3pm Tue-Sat; 10am-2pm Sun & hols
You can embark on a journey through the life and work of Valencian painter, Joaqua Sorolla (1863-1923), in this fascinating museum. It's located in what was his home and studio, donated to the Spanish state by his widow. Some 300 canvasses and thousands of drawings are spread throughout the three floors. The first floor contains his home and the three studios where he worked. The second floor displays most of his paintings and the ground floor is devoted to his drawings. The world according to Sorolla was a calm and peaceful place, and you'll find this museum to be an oasis of tranquillity. He was a master of light and shade and concentrated on painting the female form as well as children and the sea. Admission: (EUR 2.40); students & senior citizens: (EUR 1.20); under-18s, over-65s, unemployed & Sun: free
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