‘Rembrandt, beyond reality’ is another way to get to know some works by Rembrandt van Rijn, the best painter of the Dutch Baroque. Thanks to virtual reality we can immerse ourselves in the Rembrandt technique and discover even the smallest detail of six of his best portraits, four drawings and six engravings.

The portraits, five of characters from prosperous cities in the Netherlands and a self-portrait, cover almost 40 years of Rembrandt’s production, showing the evolution of his technique. Drawings as the beginning of his creative process and engravings, a fundamental part of the artist’s production, complete this exhibition.

‘Great Civilizations: Egypt, Greece and Rome’ Through various sculptures, busts and reliefs of these cultures, the visitor will be able to know the artistic characteristics of each of these civilizations. Seven works in the Egyptian hall, six in the Greek one and another six in the one corresponding to Rome, all of them belonging to the British Museum in London.

This exhibition, whose absolute protagonist is water, is entitled ‘Impression, water’, in homage to what is considered the first impressionist work, entitled ‘Impression, rising sun’, by Claude Monet.

The exhibition consists of 25 works belonging to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, by authors such as Monet, Mary Cassatt, Pissarro, Boudin or Sisley. The five rooms are a route for visual and auditory enjoyment, for calm and serenity ”.