The Museum of Sacred Art of São Paulo is a unique institution dedicated to the collection and display of sacred art from Brazil. It is situated in the Luz neighborhood of São Paulo, within the left wing of the Luz Monastery. This location not only provides a historical context for the artworks but also adds to the overall cultural experience of visiting the museum.
The Luz Monastery, which houses the Museum of Sacred Art of São Paulo, is a significant historical site. It is the only colonial building from the eighteenth century in São Paulo that has preserved its original building elements, materials, and structure. This makes it a unique architectural landmark in the city.
The collection of the Museum of Sacred Art of São Paulo comprises both Brazilian and foreign sacred works, some dating back to the sixteenth century. It includes works by renowned artists such as Aleijadinho, Agostinho da Piedade, Agostinho de Jesus, Valentim da Fonseca e Silva, Manoel da Costa Ataíde, José Ferraz de Almeida Júnior, and Benedito Calixto. This diverse collection offers visitors a comprehensive view of the evolution of sacred art over centuries.
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Av. Tiradentes, 676 - Luz, São Paulo
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