On 9 May, the world-famous Prado Art Museum in Narva will open an exhibition ‘Prado masterpieces on the streets of Narva’.

The exhibition project started in 2011 thanks to an agreement between the museum and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID). The exhibition has been presented in America, Africa, Asia and Europe in cooperation with several cultural centres.

The exhibition in Narva will include many of the Prado Museum’s most important masterpieces, including Diego Velázquez’s ‘The Garden Ladies’, Francisco de Goya’s ‘The House of the Nude’, Fra Angelico’s ‘The Annunciation of the Virgin Mary’ and works from the collections of Spanish, Flemish and Italian painting schools. The aim of the exhibition is to bring Estonian audiences closer to the cultural identity of Spain’s artistic heritage. All the paintings are one-to-one reproductions in high definition.

The exhibition is organised by the Embassy of Spain in Estonia in cooperation with the Prado Museum, Narva.

The exhibition is free of charge and open 24 hours a day until 8 June.