Casa Lis

The Casa Lis is a gallery situated in the old city mass of Salamanca, Spain. Otherwise called Museo Art Nouveau and Art Deco, it is a historical center of brightening expressions, with displays dating from the most recent many years of the 19th century to World War II. The Museum is an old house that was worked for its first proprietor, Miguel de Lis, by Joaquin de Vargas y Aguirre, a common engineer from Jerez de la Frontera. Wear Miguel de Lis was the proprietor of a tannery which he had acquired from his dad. The flourishing business gave him an advantaged monetary position and he was all around voyage; he picked an innovator design.

The building is the base camp of the Museum of Art Nouveau and Art Deco. Their classrooms and conditions show a bit of pieces given by Manuel Ramos Andrade, a well known classicist and gatherer. The Museum has a changeless show of enhancing expressions that offers a brief visit traversing from the most recent many years of the 19th century until World War II. The greater part of the works in the Museum are utilitarian articles structured under cautious tasteful criteria. This duality makes them fascinating as a report of a period and a method for living.