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National Museum of Roman Art

museum, Mérida, Spain
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  • Rafael Moneo: Prado Museum addition
    Rafael Moneo

    …was commissioned to design the National Museum of Roman Art in Mérida (1986), which brought him international recognition and became one of his most-celebrated buildings. For the museum’s soaring structural arches, its most notable feature, Moneo took his inspiration from the ancient Roman theatre located across the street. Another well-known,…

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    …was commissioned to design the National Museum of Roman Art in Mérida (1986), which brought him international recognition and became one of his most-celebrated buildings. For the museum’s soaring structural arches, its most notable feature, Moneo took his inspiration from the ancient Roman theatre located across the street. Another well-known,…

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