Feb 7, 2017
“Museu Frederic Marès”. Barcelona. Catalunya. 04/02/2017. Foto de PepĂn.
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“Museu Frederic Marès”. Barcelona. Catalunya. 04/02/2017. Foto de PepĂn.
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Camino del Calvario, detalle by Fernando Two Two Via Flickr: Detalle de la Virgen y San Juan tomado de la obra de Jaume Huguet (1465) conservada en el Museu Frederic Marés.
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Camino del Calvario, detalle por Fernando Two Two Por Flickr: Detalle de la Virgen y San Juan tomado de la obra de Jaume Huguet (1465) conservada en el Museu Frederic Marés.
Frederic Mares. Ajuntament de Barcelona. 29/01/2916. Foto de PepĂn.
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Museum Review - Museu Frederic Mares
Name: Museu Frederic Mares
Location: Museu Frederic Marès (MFM), Plaça de Sant Iu, 5, 08002 Barcelona
Price: 4.20 € (2.40 € for 16-29 y/o, Over 65s, Retired people, etc.)
Free Time: First Sunday of every month from 11am til 8pm and every Sunday afternoon from 3pm.
Website:Â http://w110.bcn.cat/portal/site/MuseuFredericMares/
Quick rating: 2/5
Museu Frederic Mares. Well, what can you say about a…
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small pencil and pen series about the nature of collecting and Frederic Mares. If you're ever lucky enough to go to Barcelona then the Frederic Mares museum is well worth visiting, the top floor will theoretically blow your mind