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The post, with its HD content and photos not displayed for posting, leaves the visitor unable to fully appreciate the knowledge gained through the floors. The public update is good.
Beautiful, complete, the visit is incredible and the reserve collection is breathtaking.
The MDJVI is a very special museum, as it tells the story of institutionalized art education in Brazil through the School of Fine Arts of UFRJ, a descendant of the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts, founded as the Royal School of Arts, Sciences and Crafts by King João VI in 1816, therefore more than 200 years ago. Its collection is diverse, possessing different collections, with emphasis on the collections of paintings and sculptures produced by professors and students over two centuries of study. However, unfortunately, it has been closed to visitors since a fire damaged the 8th floor of the UFRJ Rectorate building, where the museum is located. For now, there is no reopening date scheduled, with rare exceptions for researchers.
Great place to visit and learn a little more about our history.
Excellent, 10000000 out of 10!
