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Museo de Artes Decorativas
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Farah
April 10, 2018
À deux pas d'Azucena.
Maricel&Xavier
May 4, 2016
Beautiful Colonial House with an important collection of decoratif pieces! Belle maison colianle avec une magnifique collection d'objets décoratifs!
Celine Dayana
July 12, 2017
National Museum of Decorative Arts is a museum in Havana, Cuba, at the corner of Streets 17 and E streets in the neighborhood of Vedado. It is located in the former residence of María Luisa Gómez-Mena, widow of Cagiga, Countess of Revilla de Camargo, sister of José Gómez-Mena Vila, owner of La Manzana de Gómez shopping center. Inaugurated on July 24, 1964, it preserves in its warehouses and exhibition halls more than 33 000 works of high artistic and historical value, which come from the reigns of Louis XV, Louis XVI and Napoleon III, as well as Oriental pieces of the centuries XVI to XX. Works by the major French manufactures Sèvres, Paris, Chantilly and Limoges, and of the English, Derby
National Museum of Decorative Arts is a museum in Havana, Cuba, at the corner of Streets 17 and E streets in the neighborhood of Vedado. It is located in the former residence of María Luisa Gómez-Mena, widow of Cagiga, Countess of Revilla de Camargo, sister of José Gómez-Mena Vila, owner of La Manz…
Maria De Los Angeles
July 7, 2017
"This beautiful museum, equipped with one of the most attractive staircases to be found in Cuban residential architecture, has interior decoration by Jansen of Paris and French mahogany carpentry. The first floor has rococo Louis XV period furniture, tapestries, paintings, a Regency-style dining room with walls covered in Italian marble, and paintings by Hubert Robert, among others. The second floor has collections of Chantilly, Meissen, Sevres, Wedgwood and Faenza ceramics, Oriental porcelains, and Chinese crystal and decorative folding panels." (from the web: lahabana.com). It is only 4 blocks from home.
"This beautiful museum, equipped with one of the most attractive staircases to be found in Cuban residential architecture, has interior decoration by Jansen of Paris and French mahogany carpentry. The first floor has rococo Louis XV period furniture, tapestries, paintings, a Regency-style dining roo…
Michel
March 27, 2017
The Museum of Decorative Arts is located in the residence of the Countess of Revilla de Camargo belonging to one of the wealthiest Cuban families of the last century. It possesses a rich collection of decorative objects of great value of the European and oriental art of centuries XVIII to the XX, distributed in the 2 floors of the beautiful house.
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