Sorolla Museum Review

The Soloa Museum in New Delhi, Spain, this Soloa Museum is very novel in appearance, very design, entering the inside number, the area is very large, and the gap of each work inside is also very large, the layout is very planned

This intimate museum is a gem that shows the works of the artist Joaquin Sorolla's life, beautiful paintings of his family and garden, and larger works prepared for a larger commission in New York, are on display here. The paintings show his love of the sea and the light of southern Spain. He seems to be barely known outside Spain - go there and see what makes him the third largest painter in Spain, after Goya and Vilasquez... (according to the information there)

The Soloa Museum is actually Soloa's former residence. It exhibits his paintings, as well as the painter's living conditions. It also preserves the paintings of Soloa's friends. There's a garden. It's beautiful.

On the first floor is an Andalusian courtyard. Visits are free on Sundays. The environment is good, if you like humanities, here is a good choice.

Not bad. If you like humanities, here is a good choice. Walking into the museum, it seems that we have entered the past history.