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Carmen Thyssen Museum

art museum in Málaga, Spain

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149 paintings

  • Corrida de toros en Eibar
    Corrida de toros en Eibar
    Ignacio Zuloaga
    1899 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • The Fortune-telling
    The Fortune-telling
    Julio Romero de Torres
    1922 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Street in Nassau
    Street in Nassau
    Albert Bierstadt
    1877–1880 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • The Concha, Night-time
    The Concha, Night-time
    Darío de Regoyos
    c. 1906 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Lavanderas de Galicia
    Lavanderas de Galicia
    Joaquín Sorolla
    1915 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Rocks at Jávea and the White Boat
    Rocks at Jávea and the White Boat
    Joaquín Sorolla
    1905 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Coming out of Church
    Coming out of Church
    Prudencio Herreros Amat
    1900 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • A Summer’s Day on the Seine
    A Summer’s Day on the Seine
    Martín Rico
    1870s · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Saint Marina
    Saint Marina
    Francisco de Zurbarán and workshop of Francisco de Zurbarán
    c. 1640–1650 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • View of Venice
    View of Venice
    Antonio Reyna Manescau
    1880s · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Venice
    Venice
    Antonio Reyna Manescau
    1937 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Venetian Canal
    Venetian Canal
    Antonio Reyna Manescau
    1937 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • The Visitation
    The Visitation
    Gerónimo Antonio de Ezquerra
    c. 1737 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • Port
    Port
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    1899 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
  • View on the port of Málaga
    View on the port of Málaga
    Guillermo Gómez Gil
    1896 · Carmen Thyssen Museum
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