Museo del Prado
Spain (Madrid)
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The Museo del Prado was established in 1819 by King Ferdinand VII, as a Royal "Museum of Painting and Sculpture". Its basis consisted of works amassed by the royal family. from the royal collections amassed by earlier Spanish Monarchs, his forebears. At the end of the 19th century, the museum merged with the Trinity, which housed religious works.
Museo del Prado
C/ Ruiz de Alarcón, 23, 28014 Madrid, Spain
Top artists in the collection:

Francisco Jose de Goya y LucientesSpanish, 1746-1828 (Rococo)82 artworks
TitianItalian, 1485-1576 (High Renaissance)58 artworks
Diego VelázquezSpanish, 1599-1660 (Baroque)38 artworks
El GrecoGreek, 1541-1614 (Mannerism)26 artworks
Peter Paul RubensBelgian, 1577-1640 (Baroque)22 artworks
Bartolomé Esteban MurilloSpanish, 1617-1682 (Baroque)18 artworks
Luis Paret y AlcazarSpanish, 1746-179910 artworks
Joaquin Sorolla y BastidaSpanish, 1863-192310 artworks
Francisco Bayeu y SubiasSpanish, 1734-179510 artworks
RaphaelItalian, 1483-1520 (High Renaissance)10 artworks
Sandro BotticelliItalian, 1445-1510 (Early Renaissance)6 artworks

The Athenaeum has no exhibitions on record for this museum. Exhibition records can be added for this museum here.