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26 reviews 13 travel blogs 10 photos Attraction Type:
History museum
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Medellin
... and got out in town. Like in a marathon (but still taking time to enjoy each of the "targets"), I visited El Museo de Antioquia (formed mainly by the paintings and sculptures of Fernando Baretto, the richest artist alive, and the one known for paining ...
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Cartagena & Medellin
... famous artist. His paintings and sculptures are united by their proportionally exaggerated, or "fat" figures. I also went to the Museo de Antioquia which has loads of art collections from pre-Hispanic to modern day. I was great, plus they had audio ...
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Medellin
... , emphasizing different muscle groups, bones, internal organs, veins, etc. It was pretty interesting. At the Museo de Antioquia (which has free entry at the moment!) we checked out some sculptures and paintings by Fernando Botero. The ...
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Delftsblauwe klompjes
... meteen een flesje bier in onze hand gedrukt. Hoezo gastvrijheid om half elf ´s morgens! ´s Middags zijn we naar MUSEO DE ANTIOQUIA gegaan. Daar was een tentoonstelling ingericht over kunststukken van BOTERO. Botero is denk ik de bekendste kunstenaar ...
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Ex Colombian Cocaine Capital
... away without actually laying eyes on his tomb. As well as wandering around the out of town cemetery, we visited the Museo de Antioquia. This was a great museum, but some of the exhibits were slightly scary. That´s because they were alive. There ...
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Homeward Bound
... my whole trip I would actually consider living in. Whilst there I went on a Pablo Escobar tour and visited the Museo de Antioquia which displays the paintings and sculptures of Fernando Botero. I actually enjoyed looking at his artwork. But as mentioned ...
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A modern city... finally!
... entire day! Medellin is a really great city with a lot of things to see. We went to a really nice museum called Museo de Antioquia that had great exhibits of the work of Fernando Botero, one of Colombian´s famous comtempory artists. He is famous for ...
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Surprisingly like the North of England
... own charm, amongs the concrete there´s bustle and life and some fantastic public art from Botero and others. At the Museo de Antioquia we saw even more chubby Boteros and eery sculpture and installation from the Plastic art movement. We broke habit and ...
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From Pablo to Fernando
... nacional e internacional... En Medellín me encantaron el moderno metro, el gran Jardín botánico, recién renovado, el Museo de Antioquia donde se pueden admirar muchas obras de Fernando Botero, nativo de Medellín, y de otros artistas de la región, ...
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My favorite statues from Florence 10yrs ago! Here!
... walk but it was too late to see anything and was Sunday besides. The next day I headed out to the Museo de Antioquia where I saw a familiar sight outside. There they were-the same statues I had first seen some 10 years ago in a courtyard in ...
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