"Maria Isabel of Braganza" Arte Down Notebook

"Maria Isabel of Braganza" notebook...

"Maria Isabel of Braganza" Arte Down Notebook

"Maria Isabel of Braganza" notebook (Art Down)

Lined paper. Stapled binding. A5 (15 x 21 cm). 32 sheets (64 pages).

Pedro García Montoro, First Prize in the painting contest of the Arte Down project, is inspired by the painting by Bernardo López Piquer, María Isabel of Braganza, Queen of Spain, as Founder of the Museo del Prado (1829), in which the particular iconography of the portrait is remarkable where the building is seen through the window in a perspective from the northwest, with the appearance it had when it was inaugurated in 1819.

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With the purchase of these items you are contributing with the integration and personal growth of the artists of the Art Down Project.

The design of this bag is the outcome of the cooperation between Museo del Prado and the Down Syndrome Foundation of Madrid.

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