A partnership with the Sorolla Museum, Madrid, this exhibition, curate by Carmen Pena, brings together 118 paintings by Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida (Valencia, 1863 - Cercedilla, 1923) from the museum and from Spanish private collections.
The exhibition shows how Sorolla, the master of the "open air" and the "intense light", unveiled new versions of the various Spanish landscapes, at the turn of the 19th for the 20th century, giving them new meanings and participating in a cultural movement that sought another image of the country.
The selection of pieces also includes some paintings representing scenes on the seashore and the work of fishermen on the coasts of Valence, some of Sorolla’s most typical themes.

CURATOR
Carmen Pena

OPENING
Dec 6th | 18h30 


ADMISSION CHARGES



ORIENTED TOURS

General public (only available in portuguese)
From December 12th
Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, 15h30 p.m. (except March 30th and 31st)
Limited registrations, in order of arrival, up to 30 minutes before: +351 213 912 800 / exhibition ticket office (Rua das Janelas Verdes).
€ 3,00 per person
The ticket of the guided tour does not dispense the acquisition of the entry ticket for the temporary exhibition

Groups
Tuesday-Sunday
Booking in advance: +351 213 912 800 / se@mnaa.dgpc.pt
(no visits allowed on March 30th and 31st)

Groups (oriented by MNAA)
Tuesday-Sunday
Booking in advance (available in english, spanish, french and italian): +351 213 912 800 / se@mnaa.dgpc.pt
Up to 20 participants: € 60,00; free for Basic and Secondary Schools