Madrid, Spain must go to the Prado Museum Art Literacy Sticker Madrid is actually very suitable for art lovers to go to the Golden Triangle of Art near Central Station Atocha It attracts countless tourists every year. One of the most not to be missed is the Museo del Prado, which has the best works of Spanish art history from the 16th to the 19th centuries, such as the works of Velasquez, Goya and Greco. Foreign Renaissance works, such as Titian of the Venetian school of Italy, Rubens of the German Baroque, Boss of the Dutch surrealist, and so on. The . bag has traveled to Prado twice, and every visit is really different. The Goya black painting exhibition hall brought me the visual impact and shock, some of the revival of the Renaissance painter, the portraits of the ancient Roman emperors in the sculpture room, and so on. Its no exaggeration to spend a whole day in the Prado Museum. . The official Prado Chinese Guide must be bought. The museum also provides a map for each visitor. The map contains 50 works of essence, which condenses the best works of Prado, if time is limited. After reading these 50 works, it is enough. . Figure 1: The town hall: Diego Velzquez's "The Maid" (Las Meninas, 1656) Figure 2: The town hall : Hieronymus Bosch's Triptych of the World of Paradise (Earth, Paradise, Hell) (El jardn de las delicias, 1500-1505) 3: Francisco Goya's "swallowing it" The Saturno (1820-1823) Figure 4: Angelico's "Angel of the Annunciation" (La Anunciacin, Holy Inspiration, 1425-1428) Figure 5 : Sandro Botticelli's "The Story of Nastagio De Nastagio degli Onesti One, Two, Three, 1483" Figure 6: Albrecht Dre's "Self-portrait" (Autorretrato , 1498) Figure 7: Raphael's "The Cardinal" (El Cardenal, 1510-1911) Figure 8: Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio Victory of David of Goliath (David vencedor de Goliat, 1600) Figure 9: Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Ri Jn) of Artes Artemisa (1634).