Franklin Rawson Provincial Museum of Fine Arts, Art museum in San Juan, Argentina.
The Franklin Rawson Provincial Museum of Fine Arts displays paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings, and photographs across several gallery spaces. The collection covers different artistic styles and periods in Argentine art.
The museum was established and named in 1938 after Benjamin Franklin Rawson, a significant 19th-century Argentine painter. It was created to honor his contributions to the nation's artistic tradition.
The museum displays works by local and national artists that reflect the development of Argentine artistic expression over time. Visitors can observe how different styles and movements shaped the region's creative tradition.
The museum is located in San Juan and is open Tuesday through Sunday with evening hours available. Admission is free, making it accessible to all visitors.
The building houses specialized workshops dedicated to art conservation and restoration work. These spaces offer insight into the technical processes needed to maintain and preserve the collection.
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