Picasso Museum
The
Picasso Museum, inaugurated in 2003, currently exhibits
more than 300 of Picasso's works, together giving
a thorough notion of his complete artistic career,
as well as the different tech-niques and styles he
used. The Picasso Museum is housed in the Palacio
de Buenavista, a beautiful building of Andalucian
Renaissance architecture, and was brought about with
the coop-eration of and donations from Christine and
Bernard Ruiz Picasso, the daughter-in-law and the
grandson of the artist.
The museum's permanent collection consists of more than 200 oil-paintings, engravings, drawings and ceramics ranging from the 19th century up to 1972. The most important works are Olga Kokhlova con mantilla and Retrato de Paulo con goro blanco.
Museo
Picasso Málaga
Calle San Agustín 8
Tel. 952 602 731
Open Tuesdays to Sundays, except the 25th of December
and the 1st of January, from 10.00 to 20.00 o'clock.
Admission 6 euros.
On the map of the surroundings of the Picasso Museum above are indicated: 1) Picasso's birth-place, 2) Plaza de la Merced, 3) church of Santiago, 4) Picasso Museum, 5) church of Sagrario, 6) cathedral, 7) jewish quarter/garden of Ibn Gabirol, 8) Customs Palace, 9) Alcazaba and Castillo Gibralfaro, 10) roman theater.
