Museum of Antioquia Review

It is a well managed museum with works by some Potro and works by some European and American artists donated by Potro, as well as some local murals and paintings. The building itself is a republican public building overlooking Potro Square. The guides have a great passion for Botero, and this enthusiasm is very infectious!

I miss the previous trip, I hope the epidemic will end soon, and I can go again if I have a chance.

Not only does this museum have Portero's work, but a significant part of it is Portero's private art collection, which contains works by Monet and Marne et al. There is a doorway after the large statues that cross Portero Square, where tickets can be bought. You can take the subway to this place.

The museum displays art treasures spanning all periods of Antioquia's 400-year history, as well as 92 pieces of his personal art and 22 other international artists donated by Fernando Portero. It is a very important art museum in Colombia.

The huge building stands in the city, and it can be seen that there is a certain historical precipitation. The museum is also top in Colombia, and Potro is itself a renowned painter and collector in the country, and as an important display platform for its private artworks, many sculptures and portraits can be seen. But the people here are fleshy, very cute and suave, whether painted or plastic.