Gallery sights in Andalucía
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Centro José Guerrero
The Centro José Guerrero is dedicated to the most celebrated artist to come out of Granada - abstract expressionist José Guerrero (1914-91), who was born in the city but found fame in New York in the 1950s. The centre exhibits good temporary shows as well as a permanent collection of Guerrero's dramatic and colourful canvases. It's well worth a visit. Located just along the street from La Madraza (in the university).
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Palacio de la Aduana
The Palacio de la Aduana is set to become the permanent home of the city’s museum, but not until 2012. Art exhibitions have been suspended, but meanwhile you can marvel at one of Andalucía’s largest and most magnificent patios, and take shelter from the sun under glossy, broad-leafed plants.
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Museo Julio Romero de Torres
A former hospital houses what is, surprisingly enough, Córdoba’s most visited museum, the Museo Julio Romero de Torres, devoted to revered local painter Julio Romero de Torres (1873–1930). Romero de Torres specialised in sensual yet sympathetic portraits of Cordoban women.
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Barrio del Pópulo
Between Plaza San Juan de Dios and the cathedral is the Barrio del Pópulo, the kernel of medieval Cádiz and a focus of the city's recent spruce-up programme, now sporting several craft shops and galleries.
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Casa Natal de Picasso
Casa Natal de Picasso, Picasso's birthplace, is a centre for exhibitions and academic research on contemporary art, with a few compelling items of personal memorabilia and a well-stocked shop.
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Museo de Bellas Artes
In the same building as the Museo Julio Romero de Torres is the Museo de Bellas Artes, which exhibits Cordoban artists’ work from the 14th to the 20th century.
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Museo de Bellas Artes
Museo de Bellas Artes is worth a visit for its impressive collection of Granada-related paintings and sculptures.
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