Museo del Romanticismo de Madrid

Museum of Romanticism     (Inventory)
	Native name	Museo del Romanticismo de Madrid
	Location	Madrid (Spain)
	Coordinates	40° 25′ 33″ N, 3° 41′ 56″ W
	Established	1924
	Website	museoromanticismo.mcu.es
	Authority file	: Q6974501 VIAF: 122723079 ISNI: 0000000122847649 LCCN: no2010062686 GND: 16173616-6 SUDOC: 035604506 WorldCat

institution QS:P195,Q6974501

The Museum of Romanticism (Spanish: Museo del Romanticismo) is an art museum located in Madrid, (Spain). It is housed in a late eighteenth-century building (two storeys plus an attic floor which is not open to the public). It was inaugurated in 1924 as Museo Romántico, and declared Bien de Interés Cultural in 1962. The museum was reordered in 2009 and relaunched with its current, slightly different name. The museum's exhibits are presented in the context of a historic house with dining room, billiard room etc. They include items related to the romantic writer Mariano José de Larra.

This is a photo of a monument listed in the Spanish heritage register of Bienes de Interés Cultural under the reference RI-51-0001381.

 See also category: Museo del Romanticismo de Madrid.

Building

Exterior

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  Exterior.
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  Exterior.
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  Exterior.
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  Exterior.
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  Exterior.
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  Exterior.

Interior

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  Escalera noble.
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  Vestíbulo (Sala I).
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  Vestíbulo San Mateo.
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  Antesalón (Sala II).
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  Antesalón (Sala III).
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  Salón de baile (Sala IV).
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  Salón de baile (Sala IV).
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  Salón de baile (Sala IV).
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  Antesalón (Sala V).
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  Salas de Costumbristas Andaluces (Sala VI).
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  Juego de Niños (Sala XIV).
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  Fumador (Sala XIX).
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  Sala de Billar (Sala XXIII).
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  Comedor.
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  Auditorio.
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  Auditorio.
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  Tienda.
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  Jardín.
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  Patio de San Mateo.

Collection

Paintings

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  San Gregorio Magno, de Francisco de Goya. Ca. 1796-1799.
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  Desembarco de Fernando VII en el Puerto de Santa María, de José Aparicio. Ca. 1823-1828.
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  Sátira del suicidio romántico, de Leonardo Alenza. Siglo XIX.
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  San Jerónimo penitente, de José María Rodríguez de Losada. Ca. 1845-1860.
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  Auto de fe, de Eugenio Lucas Velázquez. 1853.
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  Recibimiento del Ejército de África en la Puerta del Sol, de Joaquín Sigüenza Chavarrieta. Ca. 1860.

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See also: Madrid and Comunidad de Madrid.