Juan Carlos Castagnino Municipal Museum of Art

The Juan Carlos Castagnino Municipal Museum of Art is the head exhibition hall of expressive arts in Mar del Plata. Authorized by the Ortiz Basualdo group of Buenos Aires, among the most unmistakable landowners in Argentina, the particular estate on Mar del Plata's esteemed Stella Maris Hill was worked in 1909 as a late spring habitation. Composed by Luis Dubois and Pablo Pater, the eclecticist, Art nouveau estate took after a pleasant development in French engineering basic to new, upscale homes in both France and Argentina, at the time. The structure, overwhelmingly in stone, was topped by zinc mansard material.

The oceanfront city was given its first civil historical center of compelling artwork in 1938, when the office was initiated in the Mar del Plata City Hall. The exhibition hall assembled an accumulation of for the most part present day workmanship in ensuing decades, and specifically works by neighborhood pragmatist painter and muralist Juan Carlos Castagnino. The gallery's accumulations highlight almost 600 compositions, figures, lithographs, photos and different works, including those by Argentine craftsmen Antonio Berni, Alberto Bruzzone, Prilidiano Pueyrredón, Luis Seoane, Raul Soldi, and Juan Carlos Castagnino, for whom the exhibition hall was renamed in 1982, and of whom the historical center houses 138 works.