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First Floor Map First floor Map Public Exhibition of a Picture - JOAN FERRER MIRÓ Granadina - HERMEN ANGLADA The Spanish Wedding (detail) - MARIÀ FORTUNY Room 43 CAMARASA Room 49 Room 50 82 83 49 74 79 43 75 77 78 81 39 41 42 45 48 50 73 76 80 40 44 46 47 51 72 DOME HALL 52 64 68 59b 56 53 71 69 67 66 65 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 55 Ramon Casas and Pere Romeu on a Tandem (detail) - Paloma (detail) - ISIDRE NONELL Upright chair from Casa Calvet - Desk for filing music scores - JOSEP MARIA JUJOL 70 54 RAMON CASAS Room 54 Room 63 ANTONI GAUDÍ Room 65 Room 66 Joaquim Folch i Torres Library Occasionally, some works Audioguide in Catalan, Modern Art may not be in their usual place. Spanish, English, French, Russian, Italian, Japanese Mural by Joan Miró and and Chinese. Numismatics Joan Gardy Artigas In some rooms the lighting and temperature are low. We have done this WiFi Zones: Vestibule, Oval to ensure the colours of the works are Hall, Temporary Exhibitions not altered, or in some cases, ensure Rooms, Auditoriums, they do not disappear, and we maintain Library, Dome Hall, stable environmental conditions to Cafeteria and Restaurant. conserve the works being exhibited. Thank you for your collaboration. A Wedding (detail) - OLGA SACHAROFF Portrait of my Father (detail) - SALVADOR DALÍ Head of Montserrat Shouting - Together we can protect our heritage. Room 72 Room 73 JULI GONZÁLEZ Room 78 Ground floor blog.museunacional.cat Become a Friend of the Museum! 38 www.amicsdelmnac.org Eco-friendly paper Tuesday to Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm OVAL HALL 37 Until 8 pm, May to September Sundays and public holidays, 10 am to 3 pm 36 Closed: Mondays that are not public holidays, 1 January, 1 May and 25 December Free admission: Saturdays, after 3 pm, and Altar frontal from La Seu d’Urgell or of the Apostles Paintings from Sant Climent de Taüll (detail) the first Sunday in every month Room 5 Room 7 14 35 Apse from Santa Maria d’Àneu (detail) DL: B 16219-2019 Room 4 9 16 32 33 34 28 10 11 12 26 13 15 31 30 27 8 4 1 17 20b 29 25 6 5 18 20 22 © Salvador Dalí, Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí, VEGAP, Barcelona, 2019 Barcelona, © Salvador Dalí, Fundació Gala-Salvador VEGAP, 2 24 2019 Barcelona, © Julio González, Hermen Anglada Camarasa, VEGAP, 3 Mural paintings of the Conquest of Majorca (detail) - MASTER OF THE Panels from the grave of the knight Sancho Sánchez Carrillo. Mourners (detail) 7 19 21 23 CONQUEST OF MAJORCA Room 17 Room 19 Patrons Benefactors Protectors Batlló Majesty (detail) EXIT / ENTRANCE Room 10 Collaborators Access to Roof-Viewpoint Occasionally, some works Audioguide in Catalan, Medieval — Romanesque Art may not be in their usual place. Spanish, English, French, Access to temporary exhibitions Russian, Italian, Japanese and Chinese. Media Medieval — Gothic Art Catalan Museums of Art In some rooms the lighting and Interactive Information temperature are low. We have done this WiFi Zones: Vestibule, Oval to ensure the colours of the works are Hall, Temporary Exhibitions Renaissance and Baroque Espai educArt not altered, or in some cases, ensure Rooms, Auditoriums, they do not disappear, and we maintain Library, Dome Hall, Auditoriums stable environmental conditions to Cafeteria and Restaurant. Includes works from Cambó Bequest conserve the works being exhibited. and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection Virgin of the «Consellers» (detail) - LLUÍS DALMAU Martyrdom of Saint Cucuphas - AYNE BRU Christ Carrying the Cross - DOMÉNIKOS Saint Paul - DIEGO VELÁZQUEZ Sert Room Thank you for your collaboration. Together we can protect our heritage. Room 26 Room 28 THEOTOKÓPOULOS (EL GRECO) Room 32 Room 34.
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