Why visit
Opened in 1942 in Antonio Parreiras’s former home, the museum connects landscape and history painting. Its collections invite investigation of how artists represented national territory and historical episodes. A history painting is a later interpretation of events, not a neutral window onto the past.
What to look for
- Former residence and gardens
- Landscape and history paintings in current exhibitions
- Studio only if access is authorized
What does this heritage reveal about the society that built it?
Visiting details
Ibram lists Wednesday–Sunday, noon–5pm. Confirm reopened areas, possible restoration work and visiting arrangements with the museum.
Ask the institution about step-free access and which areas are open.
Do not assume access to the studio or any specific painting; works and exhibition installation may limit the route.