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                  <text>Museo Nacional Bellas Artes holds the largest national fine art collection in
Argentina. The building was adapted to its current use by the architect Alejandro
Bustillo. Other galleries and pavilions were added to the museum over the years. The art
exhibit primarily has 19th century European pieces. It is the one of the oldest museums in
Argentina, and has a permanent collection. This museum has been a space for all art,
international and native art has been promoted and strengthened in this museum. Private
collectors have donated most of the art in the museum, which holds 699 major works and
12,000 minor pieces. The museum has a total of 34 exhibition halls, where the art pieces
are displayed on two floors. Admission is free for anyone wanting to view the beautiful
art, and you are able to have a digital audio which is available in English as well as
Spanish. Some if the famous pieces are Vincent van Gogh’s Le Moulin de la Galette, and
El Greco’s Christ on the Mount of Olives.

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