Treasures of the Museum of Fine Arts of Seville

The Museum of Fine Arts of Seville is the second most important Pinacoteca in Spain in terms of the richness and importance of the collection. The route is designed so that in each hall we see 2-3 main paintings of different eras (from medieval art and the Renaissance to romanticism and realism of the XIX-XX centuries). That is, iconic for its time images created by masters of the Spanish school of painting. The collection includes works by Murillo, Velázquez, Zurbaran, Valdez Leal, Francisco Herrera the Elder, Francisco Pacheco, Gonzalo Bilbao, Sorolla, as well as Lucas Cranach the Elder, El Greco, Martin de Vos and many others. I will help you to understand the details, plots, history of paintings, guide you through the eras of art. You will learn how the masters created and lived, we will draw parallels between painters and compare the works of one period from different schools. We will discover not only the beauty of the paintings, but also the cultural context of a particular period of time. Thus, it will be clear how the painting reflected the change of public moods, wars, the influence of the Inquisition and the history of Spain.

Important information:

• In addition, the services of the Spanish art historian of the museum are paid.
• Entrance ticket to the museum is 1.5 euros.
• The tour is held from Tuesday to Sunday.

• My services are professional translator from Spanish to Russian.