Location: Grand Central's Vanderbilt Hall NYC
Time: 8:00AM Tuesday, February 9th
In the heart of NYC, from February 9th to Feb 12th Grand Central’s
Vandelbilt Hall will be hosting an exhibit on Madrid Unique Art Scene.
Stroll down the Path of Arts as if it was a sunny afternoon in Madrid.
This powerful exhibit consists of a curated selection of reproductions
to scale of the most iconic works currently exhibited at Madrid’s
mayor Museums: The Prado, The Thyssen-Bornemisza and The Reina Sofia.
The pieces represent some of the most important art collections in the
world and this exhibit brings New Yorkers a unique opportunity to peek
inside what Madrid’s art scene has to offer.
Although a reproduction, it is the first time Guernica,
the monumental anti-war mural painted by Pablo Picasso in 1937, will
be shown in New York City since it was returned to Spain by the Museum
of Modern Art in 1981.
Visitors will be able to pick their favorite pieces entering to win
Spanish Souvenirs from 8am to 8pm. Free admission.
We are certain, after this little taste of Madrid, New Yorkers will be
booking their next Spain-Bound vacation.
For more information please visit www.coolturespain.com
The following are the reproductions exhibited from Feb 9th to Feb 12th:
From The Reina Sofia
*Guernica , Pablo Ruiz Picasso
Year:1937 Oil on Canvas 349,3 x 776,6 cm.
*The great masturbator. Salvador Dalí
Year:1929. 110 x 150,5 cm.
From The Prado
*Las meninas, Diego Velazquez
Year: 1656 Oil on wood. 318 x 276 cm.
*La Maja Desnuda. Francisco de Goya,
Year: 1780-1790. Oil on wood 97 cm × 190 cm
*The three Graces, Peter Paul Rubens.
Year: 1625-1630 Material: Oil on wood. 221 x 181 cm.
From The Thyssen-Bornemisza.
*Hotel Room, Edward Hopper
Year:1931. Oil on canvas. 152 x 165,7 cm.
*Portrait of Knight, Carpaccio, Vittore
Year:1510 218,5 x 152,2 cm
*Charing Cross Bridge, Monet, Claude
Year: 1899 64,8 x 80,6 cm
*Giovanna Tornabuoni Portrait, Ghirlandaio, Domenico
Year: 1488. 77 x 49 cm
Vandelbilt Hall will be hosting an exhibit on Madrid Unique Art Scene.
Stroll down the Path of Arts as if it was a sunny afternoon in Madrid.
This powerful exhibit consists of a curated selection of reproductions
to scale of the most iconic works currently exhibited at Madrid’s
mayor Museums: The Prado, The Thyssen-Bornemisza and The Reina Sofia.
The pieces represent some of the most important art collections in the
world and this exhibit brings New Yorkers a unique opportunity to peek
inside what Madrid’s art scene has to offer.
Although a reproduction, it is the first time Guernica,
the monumental anti-war mural painted by Pablo Picasso in 1937, will
be shown in New York City since it was returned to Spain by the Museum
of Modern Art in 1981.
Visitors will be able to pick their favorite pieces entering to win
Spanish Souvenirs from 8am to 8pm. Free admission.
We are certain, after this little taste of Madrid, New Yorkers will be
booking their next Spain-Bound vacation.
For more information please visit www.coolturespain.com
The following are the reproductions exhibited from Feb 9th to Feb 12th:
From The Reina Sofia
*Guernica , Pablo Ruiz Picasso
Year:1937 Oil on Canvas 349,3 x 776,6 cm.
*The great masturbator. Salvador Dalí
Year:1929. 110 x 150,5 cm.
From The Prado
*Las meninas, Diego Velazquez
Year: 1656 Oil on wood. 318 x 276 cm.
*La Maja Desnuda. Francisco de Goya,
Year: 1780-1790. Oil on wood 97 cm × 190 cm
*The three Graces, Peter Paul Rubens.
Year: 1625-1630 Material: Oil on wood. 221 x 181 cm.
From The Thyssen-Bornemisza.
*Hotel Room, Edward Hopper
Year:1931. Oil on canvas. 152 x 165,7 cm.
*Portrait of Knight, Carpaccio, Vittore
Year:1510 218,5 x 152,2 cm
*Charing Cross Bridge, Monet, Claude
Year: 1899 64,8 x 80,6 cm
*Giovanna Tornabuoni Portrait, Ghirlandaio, Domenico
Year: 1488. 77 x 49 cm
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