There are 50 replicas of his works Prado National Museum in Spainare displayed in Its original dimension In the historic center of Queretaro.
It's about the show “Prado Museum in the Streets” Which can now be enjoyed in Plaza de Armas, in the heart of the capital of Queretaro.
“The Museum, in collaboration with the Spanish Embassy in Mexico and the State Ministry of Culture, has a proposal to bring 50 of the most representative works of art held by the Prado National Museum to the streets of Queretaro, so this exhibition has already been present in 15 countries and in 7 cities in Mexico, Queretaro cannot be ruled out. Cristian Arredondo Carrazco | Director of the Conspirators Museum
The exhibition brings together the most prominent works from the Spanish site, from the oldest to the newest.
“Among the fifty paintings that are represented, each one is of importance, selected by the artistic current, from the Spanish School, the Flemish School, the Dutch School, but we have from El Greco's paintings, passing of course by Goya, by Velázquez, by painters like Dare . Cristian Arredondo Carrazco | Director of the Conspiracy Museum
For visitors, it is a unique exhibition of immeasurable quality.
“I find it very interesting to see summer works in the same space, especially outdoors, and I find it very striking to see all the colors and so on.” Sonia Hernandez | visitor
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“It's the best thing to ever come to Queretaro.” Eduardo Villagomez Rojas | visitor
The organizers' goal is to attract people who do not usually visit museums so that they can learn about world art at no cost other than traveling to the historic center of Querétaro.
The works concentrated there are “The Executions of May 3” by Francisco de Goya and “Las Meninas” by Velázquez, the latter in its most distinguished life-size fragment, being exhibited in Madrid, among other distinguished works.
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