This museum reunites good European art displays from several centuries, which was quite a surprise. But it's Argentinian art display was also very charming! The best of all, for free!
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This museum reunites good European art displays from several centuries, which was quite a surprise. But it's Argentinian art display was also very charming! The best of all, for free!
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Nice place close to downtown and Recoleta with a lot of masterpieces in the walls.
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As a museum director I always find it fascinating how other museums do things. In the case of this museum, the collection is exceptionally fine. I was actually amazed at the breadth and depth of the collection. It was presented in a very standard, professional museum way typical for an art museum. We, however, were less than impressed by the...
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Close to Rocoleta, in my opinion is the Best museum in Buenos Aires with great artworks and a nice architecture.
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I came with low expectations and came away completely satisfied. I would recommend this museum to anyone. It holds some wonderful reproductions and original treasures. It is located near plaza francia and the recoleta cemetery so it makes for a wonderful grouping for a walk about type of tour.
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What a delightful exhibit. We were greeted warmly and directed to the commencement of this extensive body of work and it did not disappoint.
The extent of this exhibit is vast and all works of a very high standard. The professionalism of presentation and the fact that it was all free added to the enjoyment of the museum. The Rodin...
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MNBA is sometimes hard to get into (since it opens late and is closed on many public holidays) but once you're in, you'll be pleasantly surprised by the collection which includes Manet, El Greco, Goya and Rodin sculptures. The galleries are pleasant to stroll through and the collection is well laid-out.
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Well worth a visit. Permanent collection has some paintings by classic European artists including some fine Rodin sculptures. Exhibits interesting works by Argentine artists. Some highly detailed depictions of the war with Paraguay that took place in the 19th century.
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This is a good museum with some nice pieces of art, but I expected way more from a national museum of fine arts. Only visit if you love art or have time to spare because there are much better things to do in Buenos Aires.
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there is some construction going on and what they have is not so great. wait until they complete the work
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