Art Nouveau and Art Decò Museum

en resumo

The Museum of Art Nouveau and Art Déco of Salamanca has 19 collections of decorative arts from the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, consisting of about 2,500 pieces.

La Casa Lis built by architect D. Joaquìn Vargas y Aguirre / Night view
© Imagen M.A.S.

Art Nouveau and Art Decò Museum

en detalle

The Museum of Art Nouveau and Art Déco of Salamanca has 19 collections of decorative arts from the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, consisting of about 2,500 pieces of excellent quality and in perfect condition.

All parts of the museum are a donation of antique D. Manuel Ramos Andrade. Besides have been added acquisitions by the Museum.

The Casa Lis

The Casa Lis, a building which exhibits collections of the Foundation Manuel Ramos Andrade, is originally a private mansion built in the early twentieth century, at the initiative of D. Miguel de Lis, by architect D. Joaquin Vargas.

Throughout the century, had several owners and uses until the project was born of its transformation into a museum, in the 90s, with collections of antique D. Manuel Ramos Andrade.

Admisión
Standard: 4 EUR. Reducida: 2 EUR (estudiantes y mayores), 1 EUR (desempleados). Grupos: 2 EUR / persona. Entrada gratuita: Los jueves por la mañana, menores de 14 años y discapacitados. Standard: 4 EUR. Reduced: 2 EUR (students and seniors), 1 EUR (unemployed): Groups: 2 EUR/person Free Admission: Thursdays am, children up to 14 and the disabled.

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