National Watercolor Museum
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The National Watercolor Museum holds a huge collection of works by watercolor artists.
The two-storey building of the museum is located in a picturesque garden, where temporary exhibitions are held.
The expositions of the museum mainly consist of paintings by Mexican artists, which were painted in the period from the XIX century to our time. Most of the collection consists of works by modern watercolors, most of whom are laureates of the annual National Watercolor Show. The style of painting is very diverse: from watercolor landscape to complex psychological plots.
A separate hall is allocated for the exhibition of works by foreign artists. Particularly noteworthy are the works of American watercolors Robert Wade and Janet Walsh.