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Nativity Scene and Kings in Valencia
Valencia
Restored 15th-century Adoration of the Kings artwork
About
Step back in time to witness the magnificent 'Adoration of the Kings' by Maestro de Perea, a stunning 15th-century masterpiece. This artwork, originally from the Chapel of the Three Kings, has undergone a remarkable restoration, revealing its vibrant, original colors. Discover the historical context and artistic significance of this significant piece, a true gem of Valencian heritage.
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Location
Event Details
Schedule
The event is associated with the 2025 calendar.
Organizer
Espacio Soler
Practical Information
Pet Policy
No pets allowed
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Visit the Museo de Bellas Artes San Pío V during its opening hours to view the restored Nativity scene.
- Consider attending during a weekday to experience a more tranquil viewing of the artwork.
- Look for information on guided tours at the museum that might offer deeper insights into the artwork's history and restoration.
- Combine your visit with exploring other cultural attractions in Valencia, as the museum is centrally located.
- Check the museum's official website for any special exhibitions or events related to historical art that may coincide with your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main artwork featured?
The main artwork is the 'Adoration of the Kings' by Maestro de Perea, a restored 15th-century painting.
Where is the artwork located?
The artwork is displayed at the Museo de Bellas Artes San Pío V de Valencia.
Who commissioned the artwork?
The artwork was commissioned in 1491 by Violante de Santa Pau.
What is significant about the restoration?
The restoration has revealed the artwork's original vibrant colors and chromaticism.
What is the historical context of the artwork?
It originates from the chapel of the Three Kings in the Convent of Santo Domingo in Valencia and is a significant piece of Hispano-Flemish art.