Museo Nacional de San Carlos

It contains works by Lucas Cranach the Elder, Parmigianino, Frans Hals, Anthony van Dyck, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, Auguste Rodin and other well-known European painters and sculptors.

It is associated with Mexico. The record gives 1968 as its date of establishment or first appearance. The recorded subject matter is art. It forms part of Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes y Literatura. Its recorded seat is Mexico City. It is recorded in the collection of Colonia Tabacalera.

• Name — Museo Nacional de San Carlos • Location — Colonia Tabacalera, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City • Public Transit — Museo San Carlos bus station • Website — www.mnsancarlos.com

• Illustration — Entrance The museum was founded in 1968 by the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes y Literatura to house the collection of European art.

• 1997 - 2004: Roxana Velásquez Martínez del Campo •... - 2011: Maria Fernanda Matos Moctezuma • 2011 -...: Carmen Gaitán

• Flemish tapestry Battle, from the 17th century

The following is established of the heading itself. The register further records that museo Nacional de San Carlos is recorded from 1968. The same evidence establishes that museo Nacional de San Carlos is associated with Mexico.

• Illustration — Tintoretto Portrait of a Man, 16th century • Illustration — Anthony van Dyck, Head of a man with a beard, 17th century • Illustration — François Boucher, Portrait of a child with a hat, 18th century • Illustration — Max Koner, Portrait of Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany, 1904 • Illustration — Pedro Campaña, The Seven Virtues, ca. 1550 • Illustration — Alonso Cano, John the Evangelist gives the communion to the Virgin, 17th century • Illustration — Juan Carreño de Miranda, Queen Mariana of Austria, 1673 • Illustration — Attributed to Piero di Cosimo, Portrait of a boy, ca. 1500 • Illustration — Attributed to Piero di Cosimo, The Virgin, child Jesus and John the Baptist, ca. 1500 • Illustration — Lucas Cranach the Elder, Adam and Eve, 1530 • Illustration — Henri Decaisne, Odalisque, first half of the 19th century • Illustration — Gaudenzio Ferrari, Hieronymus, first half of the 16th century • Illustration — Frans Hals, Unknown man, 1634 • Illustration — Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, The child Saint John the Baptist, 19th century • Illustration — Circle of Jan Matsys, Madonna and Child, 16th century • Illustration — Master of the Tiburtine Sibyl, The resurrection of Lazarus, ca. 1480 • Illustration — Abraham Mignon, Still life, second half of the 17th century • Illustration — Parmigianino, Holy Family, first half of the 16th century • Illustration — Pietro Perugino, Virgin and Child crowned by two angels, first quarter of the 16th century • Illustration — Pontormo, Virgin and Child, 16th century • Illustration — Joaquim Sorolla, Mending nets, 1901 • Illustration — Bernardo Strozzi, Francis of Assisi, 17th century • Illustration — Anthony van Dyck, Head of a Bearded Man, first half of the 17th century • Illustration — Joris van Son, Still life with vegetables and fruit, 1661 • Illustration — Francisco Zurbarán, Supper at Emmaus, 17th century • Illustration — Anonymous painter, Portrait of the Fagoaga Arozqueta family -from Mexico City-, ca. 1735 • Illustration — Peter Paul Rubens Portrait of a man in a fur coat, 17th century

• James Pradier, Bacchante • Auguste Rodin, The call to arms • Miguel E. Schulz, Diana • Manuel Vilar, Charles Borromeo