Although there are several paintings and good documentarys what you will find out is how houses used to be. Of course a must if you are a "Greco fan"
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Although there are several paintings and good documentarys what you will find out is how houses used to be. Of course a must if you are a "Greco fan"
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But since they are both mentioned, I will write a review of the former, which we visited back in March of 2011.
We climbed the hill to the Convent of Santo Domingo el Antiguo and waited dutifully for the bell to ring telling us that it was time for the afternoon hours. We had the building mostly to ourselves, watched...
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the exhibitions were ok but after seeing other greta ones...this is just avergae
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Many of El Greco's masterpices, such as the "La segrada familia".
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There seems to be some confusion here between the Convent of Santo Domingo el Antiguo and El Greco's house. They are not the same. The former claims his remains (lots of polemic about that) and the first works he did in Toledo (the altar pieces). Actually, only the paintings of the two San Juans are original, the rest are copies....
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The famous Spanish painter El Greco lived in this house which today has an impressive exhibition of his paintings, as well as exhibits of other artists.
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