Museum of Fine Arts, Seville

In the museum you will find works of art dating from the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the Baroque period to the 20th-century.

The works are mainly by Spanish artists such as Murillo and Velásquez, but also by foreign painters such as Pieter Aertsen. It was opened in 1939 in a monastery transformed in Mudejar style in 1662. At that time, the museum was intended to house works of art received from monasteries and temples.

In the 20th-century, the museum began to house private collections and in 1970 the Fine Arts Museum of Seville received its first permanent art collection.