Exhibitions
Virtual tours
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Avant- garde drawings [1910-1945]
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Masks. Metamorphosis of Modern Identity
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Toulouse-Lautrec and the circus
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Fortuny the printmaker
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Arabian Fantasy. Orientalist Painting in Spain (1860–1900)
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Max Ernst: natural history
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Perversity. Femmes Fatales in Modern Art (1880–1950)
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Modernas y seductoras. Mujeres en la colección ABC (1900-1936)
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Henri Matisse. Jazz
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The Fury of Colour. Francisco Iturrino (1864-1924)
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Gustave Doré, a traveller around Andalusia
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Mediterranean. An Arcadia Reinvented. From Signac to Picasso
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Goya-Ensor. Winged Dreams
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Juan Gris, María Blanchard and the Cubisms (1916-1927)
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The appearance of the real
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Japan. Prints and Art Objects
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The illusion of the American Frontier
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Sorolla. New York Sketches
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Reflections of Pop
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Artists’ Posters. From Toulouse-Lautrec to Jeff Koons
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Summer Days
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Casas-Rusiñol. Two modernist visions
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El Greco-Rusiñol
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Darío de Regoyos. The Impressionist Adventure
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The Collection grows. Recent acquisitions
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Courbet, Van Gogh, Monet, Léger. Del paisaje naturalista a las vanguardias en laColección Carmen Thyssen
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Julio Romero de Torres. Entre el mito y la tradición
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Fe y fervor en la Colección Carmen Thyssen. Simone Martini, Van Dyck, Gauguin
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Anglada-Camarasa. Arabesco y seducción
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Paraisos y paisajes en la Colección Carmen Thyssen. De Brueghel a Gaugin
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La tradición moderna en la Colección Carmen Thyssen. Monet, Picasso, Matisse, Miró
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Perversity. Femmes Fatales in Modern Art (1880–1950)
From the eternal feminine to the new woman, this exhibition surveys more than half a century of images featuring women in a period – from the late 1800s to the mid-1900s – when their representation in art underwent a paradigm shift as a reflection of the social situation of the time. ...
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The Collection grows. Recent acquisitions
Eighteen works of different styles and periods swell the Museo Carmen Thyssen Collection with themes as important as Orientalism, the portrait or the nude. This presentation reaffirms the character of the Permanent Collection and proves that this is a living, constantly growing museum. As regards...
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Mediterranean. An Arcadia Reinvented. From Signac to Picasso
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