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Villanueva del Río Segura regains his legacy ', which will remain at the Museo de Bellas Artes de Murcia until 27 November |
The Minister of Culture and Tourism, Pedro Alberto Cruz, today inaugurated the exhibition "Strokes of the past.
Villanueva del Río Segura regains his legacy ', which will remain at the Museo de Bellas Artes de Murcia until November 27.
He was accompanied by the manager of the Foundation Cajamurcia, Pascual Martinez, the mayor of Villanueva, José Luis López, and the curators of the exhibition Palazón and Juan José Emilio García Sandoval.
Cruz said that "we are facing one of the most important exhibitions have been held in recent years in the Mubam, insofar as it includes paintings from the XVII century as well as the number of luxury items from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries most important systems in the region "and recalled that" it is another example of how a municipality and a region again giving an example of heritage restoration. I think we are at the forefront of this recovery of the past within the national territory. "
The exhibition features a total of 20 religious-themed works of classical and baroque trend, 15 of the collection of works of art that currently owns the Foundation Board Santa Isabel de Villanueva del Río Segura, who has been the subject of study, analysis and treatment restoration in the past two years, and five Mubam emblematic works.
The Minister of Culture and Tourism said the paintings belong to the circle of Guido Reni, "one of the most important Italian painters of the XVI and XVII of classicism and the baroque", and important paintings cycles influence of Murillo and Ribalta .
"We met with representatives of some of the most emblematic figures of the Spanish and European Baroque, which is a unique opportunity especially if you also, as in this exhibition, the pieces have been brought into dialogue with other Mubam emblematic paintings.
The exhibition is complemented by objects of sumptuary and decorative arts, as the 'silver ciborium' made in England in the late nineteenth century, "Vertical Piano Study 'and' bronze clock and arrows Cupid 'by French bill the busts of Isabel and her husband Don José García León Pizarro and Boulignuy in plaster, and portraits of 'Isabella orchard in costume', a work of 1901 Gil Gil Sainz.
Source: CARM
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