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Cuchilleros Arch

If the church of San Jerónimo is the oldest building in the area, the Museo del Prado, located directly in front, is the most famous buildings near the Royal Palace in Madrid. The project, conceived by Charles III as Cabinet and Museum Academy of Natural Sciences, was begun by Juan de Villanueva

in 1785, three years before the death of the king. Casa_Mingo 1935

The building is elongated and terminated at the ends of two square wings. The front of the main entrance was made of limestone with six large Doric columns and an attic decorated. In the front were placed medallions, vases and sculptures allegorical art, works of Mariano Salvatierra , and gave the north side of a roundabout with eight Ionic columns supporting a dome open.

During the War of Independence broke down the work, the building was looted, the lead from their roofs were used in the manufacture of ammunition and the premises were used as stables. Following the departure of the French, Fernando VII in 1819 completed and commissioned works to restore the building to Santiago Gutierrez Arintero Casa Mingo1

to suit Museum of Art. The restoration of the building cost seven billion reais.

The internal organization intervened Maria Isabel de Braganza, leading to the new museum 311 paintings of palaces and royal possessions, as well as statues and furniture. The new exhibition gallery was opened in 1819 with the opening rule governing the time: "
every day, except where there was mud rain

. "

The works are the museum's art gallery make this one of the largest in the world. Painters, English and foreigners, most famous are represented there. The statues of three of these painters were placed at the entrances of the museum. Murillo, works in bronze Pta. Alcalá5

Sabino Medina, that of Velázquez by Aniceto Marinas

Goya

and Mariano Benlliure work .

Sources: "Madrid Villa y Corte" Peter Montoliú Camps, "Urbanity," "Postcards Old Madrid" Ediciones La Librería, "The English and American Illustration," "City of Madrid", "File Regional History " "Old Madrid", "English Society of Library", "Municipal Museum."

on an old cattle track. Alcalá

call in reference to the direction of the town of Alcala de Henares and real way of Aragon, Catalonia and France.

The current door is the third to be built in the Calle de Alcala, after which, under Philip II, was lifted towards the corner Cedaceros Street, called News of the Sun, which was replaced during the reign of Philip III, on the other positioned to where today Calle Alfonso XI begins. If the first door there is little information because of its short existence, the second was known to Baroque style and material, the brick.

latter, the second consisted of three arches, two small and one large. placed on the small images of San Pedro Nolasco and Blessed Mary Anne of Jesus, while the large center arch shield was real and that opened another small arc with an image of Our Lady de las Mercedes.

seems that the second gate was built towards the end of XVI to commemorate the entry into Madrid Felipe III's wife, Margaret of Austria, and later Philip IV was not necessary to move it when he built the fence.

Other authors state that was built around 1639. The truth is that the second door there until 1764, when it was demolished to widen the street.

Already in the reign of Charles III, started the work of the Cabinet and Natural History Museum, a project where mixed solid and academicism Villanueva artistic, and next to the Cabinet, ordered to be transferred in 1774 the Botanical Garden, until then in the field of Migas Calientes (Florida).

seems that Carlos III did not like the previous door when in 1759 he made his entry into the city, and in 1764 decided to tear it down and send up a new door in the neoclassical style, the current Puerta de Alcalá, as input to this complex of the Prado. Pta. Alcalá26 1950ca

This third door leading to the city, far exceeded the hitherto existed.
Ventura Rodríguez came to design up to five projects and Jose Hermosilla one, but chosen by Carlos III was given by Francisco Sabatini. Pta. Alcalá16 1937

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Sources: "Madrid Villa y Corte" Peter Montoliú Camps, "Urbanity," "Postcards Old Madrid" Ediciones La Librería, "The English and American Illustration" "City of Madrid", "Regional Historical Archive," "Old Madrid", "English Society of Library", "Municipal Museum." M @ Driz to top © 2011 a shower