Museo Figari

Temporary exhibits upstairs

I couldn't get interested in Figari's "deceptively amateurish paintings", as my guidebook called them. But the temporary exhibition upstairs -- I didn't write down the artist's name -- was a lot more ...

A delight. Well done and informative museum.

We were first exposed to Figari at the Museum of Fine Arts, or Blanes Museum, in the Prado. We loved his work. So, when we discovered a museum dedicated to Figari we went. We learned that he was so mu...

Small interesting gallery totally dedicated to the works of Pedro Figari. Entrance was free.

I had never heard of Pedro Figari until the manager of our hotel suggested we should visit this museum. Turns out that Figari was a Uruguayan lawyer and a politician who turned his artistic hobby i...

small but interesting

This is one of the few museums in the city that are free. The first floor exhibit is permanent. It s devoted to a very interesting amateur painter, lawyer, and philosopher Pedro Figari. The exhibit co...

Delightful small museum with helpful staff

While wandering through the old city, we came across Museo Figari and decided to pop inside because it was free. The woman at the reception desk asked me if we knew anything about Figari, and I admit...