Images of Casa Rosada Museum
Casa Rosada Museum and its collection
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The Bicentennial Museum, also known as El Museo del Bicentenario, is an Argentine museum situated in the old galleries of the Taylor Customs in Buenos Aires. The museum was inaugurated on May 24, 2011, and serves as an annex to the Casa Rosada. It houses around 10,000 historical pieces that belonged to many presidents of the Argentine Republic, originating from the collection of the Presidential Museum Casa Rosada.
Exhibits at the Bicentennial Museum
The Bicentennial Museum offers a rich collection of photographs, paintings, and audiovisual material that recreate the different historical periods of Argentina. These exhibits provide a comprehensive timeline of the country's history, making it an informative and engaging experience for visitors.
Historical Artifacts and Mural Work at the Bicentennial Museum
In addition to photographs and paintings, the Bicentennial Museum also showcases historical objects discovered in excavations and the archaeological remains of the Fort of Buenos Aires. One of the highlights of the museum is the mural work 'Ejercicio plástico' by renowned Mexican artist David Alfaro Siqueiros, which dates back to 1933.
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