As fantastic luck would have it, we were in Madrid during the Salvador Dalí exhibit at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía. The Reina Sofía museum is known for a variety of works, and houses Picasso's Guernica (and yes, it was breathtaking to behold). I saw so many pieces for the first time, and I was truly moved beyond explanation. It was so hard to resist taking photos, but after the third museum attendant snapped at me, I felt compelled to stop giving Americans a bad name and resigned myself to taking copious notes. Thanks to the internet, I was able to arrange this mini-gallery of my absolute favorites. My favorites from the Museo del Prado coming soon!
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Heather Watford
3/17/2014 11:49:23 am
That's so cool! I am learning about all these artists in my Spanish Civ class. It's making me want to go to Spain so bad! I bet Guernica was amazing! I've heard it's gigantic! Last May, I got to go to a Frida and Diego art show in Atlanta and it was so cool, but I wasn't allowed to take pictures either :(
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3/18/2014 03:00:28 am
Yes, Guernica is GIGANTIC. It has its very own room in the building... so amazing. Spain is gorgeous. I was able to do so many things because my Dad and his wife lived there until a couple months ago. I haven't seen any Frida paintings up close... I bet that was fantastic.
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