Malaga Museum

Málaga Museum has its own Fine Arts and Archaeology sections. Specifically, it preserves more than 15,000 pieces including archaeological objects and works of art.

The Archaeology section exhibits the collections of the former Loringiano Museum and the pieces from excavation sites at the Alcazaba of Málaga. The permanent collection of the Fine Arts section contains pieces from the contributions made by the San Telmo Academy of Fine Arts, the Prado Museum and the Reina Sofía National Art Museum. Visitors will find a collection of local paintings from the 19th century, which includes works by artists like Antonio Muñoz Degrain and Enrique Jaraba and paintings by artists like Sorolla and Salas. It also owns two of Picasso's first works: Estudio de viejos and El viejo de la manta.