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JERÓNIMOS BUILDINGTEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS (A–B)

Lectures RoomAuditoriumPrado CafePrado Shop

VILLANUEVA BUILDINGPAINTINGS 1100 – 1910 AND SCULPTURE

ROMANESqUE CHAPELS (51C)BERRUGUETE (57B)VAN DER WEYDEN (58)BOSCH (56A)DÜRER (55B)RAPHAEL (49)GOYA (64–67)ROSALES (61B)SOROLLA (60A)

Spanish Painting 1550 – 1810

German Painting 1750 – 1800

French Painting 1600 – 1800

Flemish Painting 1600 – 1700

Italian Painting 1450 – 1800

British Painting 1750 - 1800

Dutch Painting 1600 – 1695

Drawings

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JERÓNIMOS BUILDINGTEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS (C–D)

JERÓNIMOS BUILDINGSCULPTURE

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VILLANUEVA BUILDINGPAINTINGS 1700 – 1800

GOYA (85-87, 90-92, 94)

VILLANUEVA BUILDINGPAINTINGS 1550 – 1810

GRECO (8B–10B)TIZIANO (25–27, 40–42)TINTORETTO (25–26, 40, 43)CARAVAGGIO (6)POUSSIN (3) RUBENS (16B, 28–29)REMBRANDT (16B)VELÁZqUEZ (9A, 10–15)RIBERA (7-10)MURILLO (16–17)GOYA (32, 34–38)MENGS (20)TIEPOLO (23)GAINSBOROUGH (21)REYNOLDS (21)

Spanish Painting 1100 – 1910

German Painting 1450 – 1550

Sculpture

Flemish Painting 1430 – 1570

Italian Painting 1300 – 1600

Temporary Exhibitions

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Friends of the Museum

Book Shop

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Friends of the Museum

Information

Cloakroom

Audio Guide

Auditorium

Lectures Room

Education

Lift

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Stairs

Toilets

Adapted Toilets

Rest Area

Breastfeeding room

Prado Cafe

Restaurant

Prado Shop

Book Shop

Information

Cloakroom

Audio Guide

Lift

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Toilets

Adapted Toilets

First Aid

Telephone

Shop

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Stairs

Toilets

Adapted Toilets

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Sculpture

Spanish Painting 1700 – 1800

JERÓNIMOS BUILDINGAccess from Level 1

VILLANUEVA BUILDINGAccess from Level 0

VILLANUEVA BUILDINGAccess from Level 1

VILLANUEVA BUILDINGDECORATIVE ARTS

TREASURE OF THE DAUPHIN (100-102)

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Room 51ABERMEJOSaint Dominic of Silosenthroned as Abbot

Room 9RIBERAJacob’s Dream

Room 15VELÁZQUEZThe Buffon Don Diego de Acedo, ‘El Primo’

Room 15AVELÁZQUEZThe Spinners

Room 9AVELÁZQUEZThe Surrender of Breda

Room 10AZURBARÁNStill Life with Four Vessels

Room 55BDÜRERAdam and Eve

Room 49RAphAELMadonna of the fish

Room 16MURILLOThe Patrician Reveals his Dream to Pope Liberius

Room 16MURILLOThe Inmaculate Conception

Room 12VELÁZQUEZLas Meninas

Room 11VELÁZQUEZThe Drinkers

Room 27TITIANCharles Vat Mühlberg

Room 56MORqueen MaryTudor

Room 44TITIANDanäe and the Shower of Gold

Room 10BEL GRECOThe Adoration of the Shepherds

Room 6CARAVAGGIO David Victorius over Goliath

Room 8BRoom 25 Room 26

Room 16BREMBRANDT Judith at the banquet of Holofernes

BRITISh pAINTING 1750 - 1800The Museum holds a select representation of XVIIIth-century portraits, moment of cultural splendour in England, and the early XIXth century. The first floor exhibits works by Gainsborough, Reynolds and Lawrence.

ITALIAN pAINTING 1300 – 1800The Italian painting section spans a period from the first Renaissance –Fra Angelico, Mantegna, Botticelli– to the 18th century –Tiepolo–. Particularly outstanding are works by Rafael on the ground floor. Works by exponents of the Venetian school –Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese and Bassano– form one of the Prado’s most compact collections. Also exhibited are works by Caravaggio and Gentileschi on the main floor.

DRAWINGS AND pRINTSThe Museum houses nearly four thousand drawings. Particularly noteworthy is the collection of five hundred prints by Goya, the biggest in the world. Drawings and prints from the Prado’s collection are shown periodically in the museum’s exhibitions.

ThE ChURCh OF SAN JERÓNIMOThe Church of San Jerónimo el Real, situated behind the Museum, houses an important group of Spanish religious paintings from the 17th century, loaned by the Prado Museum and displayed in the different chapels. Among them are works by Alonso Cano, Antonio de Pereda and Juan Carreño de Miranda. These can be viewed during the church’s opening hours.

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FLEMISh pAINTING 1430 – 1700From the 16th century the Netherlands were governed by the Spanish crown and this explains the wealth of Flemish painting in the Prado. The collections of paintings by early Netherlandish artists –Weyden, Bouts, Memling–, together with paintings by Bosch and Pieter Brueghel are displayed on the ground floor. On the main floor is the collection of 17th century Flemish painting, which includes works by Rubens Van Dyck and Brueghel.

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Room 10AZURBARÁNApparition of the Apostle St Peter to St Peter Nolasco

Rooms 28 Rooms 29 Room 16B VAN DYCK

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BENEFACTOR OF THE PROGRAMME “VISITOR ATTENTION”

Information regarding Temporary Exhibitions at the Information DeskYou can find the guided tour for these 50 masterpieces in the Visitor’s Guide book,

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MUSEUM OpENING hOURSMonday to Saturday: 10am – 8pmSundays and public holidays: 10am – 7pm6 January, 24 and 31 December: 10am – 14pm(Last admission 30 minutes before closing time. Visitors must leave the galleries 10 minutes beforethey close).

CLOSED1 January, 1 May, and 25 December

CAFEMonday to Saturday: 10am – 7.30pmSundays and public holidays: 10am – 6.30pm6 January, 24 and 31 December: 10am – 13.30pm

MUSEO NACIONAL DEL pRADOPaseo del Prado s/n. 28014 Madridinfo@museodelprado.eswww.museodelprado.esInformation and ticketing+34 902 10 70 77

hOW TO GET hEREUndergroundBanco de España and Atocha StationsBusesRoutes 9, 10, 14, 19, 27, 34, 37 y 45TrainsAtocha Station

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As an environmentally committed museum, the Prado is developing a complete new lighting system (Lighting the Prado) using LED technology and with the sponsorship of Fundación Iberdrola España. It is the first Spanish museum to be included in the National carbon footstep, carbon offsetting and carbon dioxide absorption projects Register.

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