The Sorolla Museum traces its architectural history so that visitors can understand the extension "as part of the house"
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The Sorolla Museum in Madrid has opened its new 2,000-square-foot expansion building to the public on Friday, while simultaneously initiating renovation work on the original historic home of the painter Joaquín Sorolla.
To contextualize these changes, the institution is presenting an exhibition titled 'Tras la casa del artista. Arquitecturas del Museo Sorolla (1905-2026)'. This display traces the architectural history and modifications of the painter's residence, designed to help visitors understand the new wing as an integrated part of the original home.
The newly opened structure, situated behind the historic property, houses exhibition halls, storage facilities, and workshops.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - 1Focuses on the public opening of the new expansion and concurrent home renovations.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - 2Highlights the architectural history exhibition framing the expansion as part of the house.
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