Saragossa Museum

Zaragoza, Spain · 18 works · 5 painters

The Museo de Zaragoza, in Zaragoza, Spain, is a state-owned museum whose management has been transferred to the autonomous community of Aragon. It has occupied its current building on the Plaza de los Sitios since 1908. Founded in 1836 with property seized under the Mendizábal disentailment, it opened to the public in 1848. Its collections span from prehistory to the twentieth century, with notable strength in the Renaissance and in Goya. Among the paintings it holds are Portrait of Alfonso V of Aragon by Juan de Juanes and several works by Francisco de Goya, such as Charles IV of Spain and Venus and Adonis. Jerónimo Cósida is represented by The Birth of Saint John the Baptist.

Works

**Consecration of Aloysius Gonzaga as patron saint of youth**Francisco Goya1763

**Our Lady of the Pillar**Francisco Goya1769

**Retrato de Santiago Ramón y Cajal**Joaquín Sorolla1906

**Portrait of the king Alfonso V of Aragón**Juan de Juanes1557

**The Ecstasy of Saint Anthony Abbot**Francisco Goya1771

**Death of Saint Francis Xabier**Francisco Goya1771

**Charles IV of Spain**Francisco Goya1789

**Luis María de Borbón y Vallabriga**Francisco Goya1783

**Portrait of the Duke of San Carlos**Francisco Goya1815

**Portrait of Ferdinand VII in his royal coat**Francisco Goya1815

**Retrato de Dama con Mantilla**Francisco Goya1823

**Juan Martín de Goicoechea y Galarza**Francisco Goya1790

**Virgin and Child**Master of the Mansi Magdalen1517

**The birth of John the Baptist**Jerónimo Cosida1578

Artists with work in this museum

Francisco Goya 14
Joaquín Sorolla 1
Juan de Juanes 1
Master of the Mansi Magdalen 1
Jerónimo Cosida 1