Museu de José Malhoa-Portugal - Art Museums on Waymarking.com

this museum there are works of painting, sculpture and ceramics Portuguese, more than 200 artists. It is one of the good Portuguese museums on the history of art.

History
1926 - 1960
This space was originally conceived by writer Anthony Deer, with the aim of bringing the painter José Malhoa their homeland, Caldas da Rainha.
In 1926, the artist offered one of his works, the oil "Queen Leonor, " the city and the following year, establishing itself the "League of Friends of the Museum José Malhoa, " for which the artist would donate more works in 1932.
The June 17, 1933, a ministerial decree confirms a favorable opinion of the Supreme Council of Fine Arts, authorizing the creation of the Museum Malhoa Jose. "The museum would then be opened on April 28, 1934, the birthday of Jose Malhoa, who died on October 26 last year, the Museum was temporarily installed in the "House of the Boat, " Park D. Charles I, a building donated by Thermal Hospital, opening annually to the public between April 28 and October 26.

The final draft, architects "Paulino Montês" (1897-1962) and Eugene Correia (1897-1985), is completed in 1937. The August 11, 1940, gives the inauguration of the building under the provincial celebration of the Centennial Foundation and the Restoration of Portugal, being delivered with all collections, the Junta de Extremadura province, the name of the institution was Thus changed to "Provincial Museum Malhoa Jose. "

In 1960, the Junta de Extremadura Province was abolished, and the management of the museum come to be ensured by the Directorate General of Higher Education and Fine Arts Division of the Ministry of National Education, the institution was renamed itself the Museum of José Malhoa.

1960 - present
In 1962, the Education Department is organized and in 1964, is exposed to ceramic collection in an area called the "Museum of Ceramics. "

In 1977, as part of celebrations of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Elevation of Caldas da Rainha City, is organizing the event "Expo Caldas-77 - Retrospective of Ceramics. "

In 1983, will be held at the Museum, an anthology exhibition to mark the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Death of Jose Malhoa.

In 1992, the collection of Antonio Montês is bequeathed to the museum, according to the will of his widow, Júlia Paramos Montês, in 1996, this collection would be presented to the public in the exhibition "Antonio Montês - Malhoa Jose Museum", on the centenary of the birth of founder of the institution.

In 2005, the Museum marked the 150th Anniversary of the Birth Centenary of Jose Malhoa and Death of Raphael Bordallo Pinheiro with the exhibition "Malhoa and Bordalo: confluences of a generation, "among other events.

In 2007, the name of the institution is changed again, to "Jose Museum Malhoa, " according to the guidelines of the Program for Restructuring the State's Central Administration.

The museum José Malhoa suffered between September 2006 and December 2008, several redevelopment and rehabilitation, a temporary nucleus was then established at the Museum of Cycling. The Museum reopened on December 19, with a new presentation of collections and various improvements to the visitor reception.

The museum has collections of paintings, sculpture, medals, drawing and pottery of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

The museum is composed of Jose Malhoa works and the following artists too.

Alga, Francisco Maria
Almeida Sobrinho, Simões de
Almeida, Leopoldo de
Almeida, Marcelino Norte de
Almeida, Simões de
Alvarez, Dominguez
Alves, Celestino
Alves, Maximiano
Amarelhe
Amaro Júnior, José
Araújo, Roberto de
Armando, Albino
Armond, Helena
Arsénio
Augusto, Mário
Aurélio, José
Avalos, Juan
Avelar, Virgínia Santos
Ayres, Frederico
Azevedo, António de
Baptista, F.
Baptista, Hermano
Barradas, Jorge
Benamor, Maria
Bensaúde, Ricardo
Bessone, Numídico
Bossche, Balthazar van den
Botas, Mário
Botelho, Ana Maria
Braga, Emília dos Santos
Bragança, D. Carlos de
Brehm, João
Brito, José de
Brito, Stella de
Burnay, Luís Ortigão
Camarinha, Guilherme
Campas, José
Campos, Emílio de Paula
Capucho, Alberto Néry
Cardoso, Abel
Cardoso, Alves
Cardoso, Henriqueta Mendonça
Carneiro, Ana Emília
Carneiro, António
Casanova, Henrique
Casas, Ramon
Castro, Maria de Lourdes de Mello e
Chaves, Ferreira
Chorão, Pedro
Coelho, Eugénia
Colaço, Jorge
Colson, Eugéne
Columbano
Concas
Condeixa, Ernesto
Contente, José
Coriel, Valadas
Correia, Martins
Costa, Félix da
Costa, Ferreira da
Costa, Joaquim
Costa, Laura
Costa, Mário
Costa, Martins da
Couto, Rodolfo Pinto de
Cristino, João Ribeiro
Cruz, António
Cruz, Maria Adelaide de Lima
Cunha, Albino
Cunha, Cândido da
Duarte, António
Emarghi, Pina d’
Esteves, Romano
Estrela, Hélia
Felismino, Elisa Bermúdez
Fernandes, Luís
Feyo, Barata
Figueiredo, Aurora
Filipe, Guilherme
Filipe, Manuel
Fonseca, Agostinho da
Fonseca, Martinho da
Fonseca, Matoso da
Fragoso, João
Franco, Francisco
Franco, Henrique
Freire, Luciano
Gabriel, Maria
Gameiro, Alfredo Roque
Gameiro, Helena Roque
Gameiro, Raquel Roque
Gameiro, Ruy
Garção, Pinto
George, Frederico
Girão, Moura
Gomes, Américo
Gomes, Dórdio
Gonçalves, Fausto
Guedes, Pedro
Haeburn
Isidoro, Jaime
Keil, Alfredo
Lacerda, Alberto
Lafont, Ivan Paul
Lapa, Eduarda
Leite, José
Leite, Maria Helena Patrício
Lino, Acácio
Lino, Silva
Lopes, Joaquim
Lopes, José Maria Soares
Lopes, Sousa
Lopes, Teixeira
Loureiro, Artur
Loureiro, Eduardo
Lozano, Lázaro
Macedo, Diogo de
Malhoa, José
Malta, Eduardo
Maltieira, Jorge
Manta, Abel
Mardel, Fernando
Marés, Frederico
Marques, Bernardo
Marques, José António
Marques, Tertuliano
Marquez, Moreno
Mascarenhas, Carlos
Maya, Delfim
Maya, Francisco
Medina, Henrique
Meirelles, Carlos
Melo, Artur de
Mendes, Antonino
Metrass, Francisco
Miguéis, Alfredo
Miguel, Luís
Moita, Maria Lucília
Monteiro, Jorge de Almeida
Montês, Paulino
Morais, Alfredo de
Moreira, Henrique
Motta Sobrinho, Costa
Motta, Costa
Moura, Abel de
Moura, Barata
Moura, Carlos
Moura, Tomás de
Moutinho, Ventura
Murteira, Jaime
Natividade, Irene
Neto, José
Neves, Carlos
Oliveira, Marques d’
Palácios, A.
Pereira, Ezequiel
Pereira, Lima Machado
Pereira, Mário
Pinheiro, Manuel Maria Bordalo
Pinheiro, Rafael Bordalo
Pinto, Henrique
Pinto, J.
Pinto, Júlia
Pinto, Sousa
Ponsonby, David Barbazon
Portela Júnior, Severo
Porto, Silva
Prieto, Joaquim
Ramalho, António
Ramos, Carlos
Ramos, Carlos Pinto
Ramos, Isidoro
Ramos, Júlio
Rato, Moreira
Rebelo, Domingos
Rebelo, Signa Osório Teixeira
Reis, Carlos
Reis, João
Reis, Luís
Reis, Maria Luísa
Reis, Soares dos
Renom, Fernand
Rodrigues, José
Rombeaut
Romero, Eduardo
Sá, Alves de
Salazar, Abel
Salgado, Agostinho
Salgado, Veloso
Salvador Júnior
Sampaio, Fausto
Sanchez, José
Santos Júnior, Henrique dos
Santos, Alda Machado dos
Santos, Fernando dos
Santos, Francisco dos
Santos, Laura
Santos, Sylvia de Aguiar e
Saraiva, Domingos Gonçalves
Saúde, António
Sauvinet, Laura
Semke, Hein
Sérgio, Octávio
Silva, Américo
Silva, Conceição
Silva, Constâncio da
Silva, João Cristino da
Silva, Eugénio Ferreira da
Silva, João da
Silva, Maria de Jesus Conceição
Soares, António
Sousa, Alberto da Silva e
Sousa, José de
Souza, Adelaide Yvone de
Souza, Alberto
Staël, Hansi
Tavares, Henrique
Teixeira, Anjos
Telles, Sérgio
Tocha, Celestino
Torres, Renato
Toste, Josefina de Meneses
Trigoso, Falcão
Valença, Francisco
Vaz Júnior, Júlio
Vaz, Isolino
Veiga, Simão da
Viana, Eduardo
Victorino H.
Vidigal, António
Vieira, João
Vitorino, António
Vitorino, Túlio
Xara, Francisco
Xavier, Raul
Zamon, Lopes

BILLS OF ENTRY

Price of visit to the Museum José Malhoa
Adults: 3 euros (free on Sundays and holidays until 14:00 pm)
50% Discount to visitors between 15 and 25 years, visitors over 65 years, visitors with disabilities; Family Ticket (families with two or more children, 50% discount on the price of admission to one of the parents ).
60% discount: Youth Card
Other Conditions
Entry is free of charge
• Sundays and Holidays until 14:00 hours
• International Museum Day (May 18)
• Children up to 14 years.
• By documentary evidence:
- Members of ICOM, MPOA, National Academy of Fine Arts, International Academy of Culture of Portugal and the Portuguese Academy of History.
- Researchers by appointment.
- Journalists and Tourism Professionals in the performance of his duties and duly accredited.
- Teachers and students of any grade (even in individual visit).
- Members of the League of Friends of the Museum of Joseph Malhoa.
- Members of the groups of friends from all museums and palaces of BMI.
- Members of other associations of Friends of Museums (provided that subject to agreement with BMI).
- Officials of BMI and dependent services.
- Officials of Tabaqueira SA

GROUP VISITS

For group visits by appointment is necessary. It is not always possible for technical guided tour of the Museum, depending on the programming already scheduled and the number of elements per group.
See our programs and support materials in education.


On receipt of the Museum, acoustic guides are available. Free, in Portuguese or English, enabling visitors to obtain more information about some of these works, through listening to explanations simple scenarios that transports them to audio or visual.

Name: Museu de José Malhoa Location: Parque D. Carlos I 2500-205 Caldas da Rainha Portugal Phone Number: +351 262 831 984 Web Site: [Web Link] Agency/Ownership: Private Hours of operation: Visiting hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 12:30 and 14:00 to 17:00 Closed: Mondays, January 1st, Easter Sunday, May 1 and December 25. Admission Fee: Adults: 3 euros (free on Sundays and holidays until 14:00 pm) Gift Shop: yes Cafe/Restaurant: no

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