The Sorolla Museum houses the largest collection of works by renowned Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla in his former family home and studio from 1911-1923, featuring over 1,200 paintings and drawings alongside sculptures, ceramics, and personal artifacts. The museum preserves the artist's original living spaces and includes a garden designed by Sorolla himself that inspired his later paintings, creating one of Europe's best-preserved house-museums set as a green oasis in Madrid's Chamberí neighborhood.
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