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Museo del Romanticismo Exhibits 17 Unpublished Drawings by Madrazo and Palmaroli on Roman Artistic Training

exhibition · 2026-09-30

The Museo Nacional del Romanticismo in Madrid is hosting "El artista en Italia," which features seventeen previously unpublished sketches by Federico de Madrazo, Luis de Madrazo, and Vicente Palmaroli, all created prior to the establishment of the Spanish Academy in Rome. Thirteen of these pieces are new acquisitions from the Ministerio de Cultura. Curated by Mónica Rodríguez Subirana, the exhibition in Room XXV includes pencil sketches and watercolors showcasing women from Sorrento, Lazio, and Procida, along with young men from Naples. The title alludes to José Galofre's publication from 1851. This exhibition delves into the experiences of nineteenth-century artists in Rome and their sources of inspiration. Guided tours are available on 1, 8, and 15 October, with the exhibition continuing until 18 October 2026.

Key facts

  • The exhibition "El artista en Italia" is on view at the Museo Nacional del Romanticismo in Madrid until 18 October 2026
  • It comprises seventeen unpublished drawings by Federico de Madrazo, Luis de Madrazo and Vicente Palmaroli
  • Thirteen of the works are recent acquisitions by the Ministerio de Cultura for the museum
  • The curator is Mónica Rodríguez Subirana, conservator at the Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
  • The show is installed in Room XXV of the museum
  • The title is taken from José Galofre's 1851 publication "El artista en Italia y demás países de Europa. Estado actual de las Bellas Artes"
  • Vicente Palmaroli won a First Class Medal at the Exposición Nacional de Bellas Artes in 1862 and later became director of the Spanish Academy in Rome
  • Guided visits take place on 1, 8 and 15 October, accompanied by a Spotify playlist

Entities

Artists

  • Federico de Madrazo
  • Luis de Madrazo
  • Vicente Palmaroli
  • Mónica Rodríguez Subirana
  • José Galofre
  • Miguel Ángel
  • Rafael
  • Giotto
  • Francisco de Asís

Institutions

  • Museo Nacional del Romanticismo
  • Ministerio de Cultura
  • Academia de España en Roma
  • Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
  • Exposición Nacional de Bellas Artes
  • masdearte.com
  • Spotify

Locations

  • Madrid
  • Spain
  • Rome
  • Italy
  • Sorrento
  • Lazio
  • Procida
  • Naples
  • Piazza di Spagna
  • Tiber

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