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Spain— what’s on

Joaquín Sorolla

First major exhibition devoted to the Spanish artist Joaquin Sorolla(1863-1923). The show brings together about 100 paintings by Sorolla, one of the key figures in the history of Spanish art. It offers a comprehensive survey based on examples of his finest works.

Time	24/05/2009-06/09/2009
Location	Madrid, Museum Nacional del Prado
Phone	34-91-3302800
Website	http://www.museodelprado.es

Kees van Dongen

First exhibition in Spain of the works of the Dutch painter Kees van Dongen(1877-1968), bringing together almost 100 of his works, and a number of works by Pablo Picasso, bearing witness to the friendship between the two artists.

Time	11/06/2009-10/09/2009
Location	Barcelona, Museum Picasso
Phone	34-93-2563000
Website	http://www.bcn.cat

Chopin Festival 2009

The annual festival dedicated（专注于）to the Polish composer Frederic Chopin(1810-1849). This year the festival is honoring five composers: Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy(1809-1847), Jaume Mas Porcel (1909-1993), Franz Josef Haydn(1732-1809), Isaac Albniz(1860-1909)and Wanda Landowska(1877-1959). Works by these composers are performed together with works by Chopin.

Time	09/09/2009-30/09/2009
Location	Valdemossa, Monestry of Valdemossa/Chopin Museum
Phone	34-97-1612106
Website	http://www.festivalchopin.com

Antoni Solà

Exhibition of the works of the Spanish sculptor Antoni Solà(1780-1861). A resident of Rome from 1803, Solà made his name and fame there and became one of the only two foreigners to be appointed president of the Accademia di San Luca. He took part in Rome’s main cultural affairs and supported the imitation of ancient Greek art looking for idealized beauty.

Time	15/07/2009-17/09/2009
Location	Barcelona, Museum Frederic Marès
Phone	34-93-2563500
Website	http://www.museumares.bcn.cat

1. To find further information about Pablo Picasso’s works, you should dial_________

A. 34-91-3302800 B. 34-97-1612106

C. 34-93-2563500 D. 34-93-2563000

2. If you are a music lover, which website would you like to visit?

A. http://www.bcn.cat. B. http://www.museodelprado.es.

C. http://www.festivalchopin.com. D. http://www.museumares.bcn.cat.

3. Who was involved in Rome’s main cultural affairs?

A. Antoni Solà. B. Kees van Dongen. C. Isaac Albniz D. Frederic Chopin

4. The event that lasts more than three months is_______.

A. Antoni Solà. B. Joaquín Sorolla

C. Kees van Dongen D. Chopin Festival 2009

【小题1】D

【小题2】C

【小题3】A

【小题4】B

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Spain— what’s on

Joaquín Sorolla

Time	24/05/2009-06/09/2009
Location	Madrid, Museum Nacional del Prado
Phone	34-91-3302800
Website	http://www.museodelprado.es

Kees van Dongen

Time	11/06/2009-10/09/2009
Location	Barcelona, Museum Picasso
Phone	34-93-2563000
Website	http://www.bcn.cat

Chopin Festival 2009

Time	09/09/2009-30/09/2009
Location	Valdemossa, Monestry of Valdemossa/Chopin Museum
Phone	34-97-1612106
Website	http://www.festivalchopin.com

Antoni Solà

Time	15/07/2009-17/09/2009
Location	Barcelona, Museum Frederic Marès
Phone	34-93-2563500
Website	http://www.museumares.bcn.cat

1. To find further information about Pablo Picasso’s works, you should dial_________

A. 34-91-3302800 B. 34-97-1612106

C. 34-93-2563500 D. 34-93-2563000

2. If you are a music lover, which website would you like to visit?

A. http://www.bcn.cat. B. http://www.museodelprado.es.

C. http://www.festivalchopin.com. D. http://www.museumares.bcn.cat.

3. Who was involved in Rome’s main cultural affairs?

A. Antoni Solà. B. Kees van Dongen. C. Isaac Albniz D. Frederic Chopin

4. The event that lasts more than three months is_______.

A. Antoni Solà. B. Joaquín Sorolla

C. Kees van Dongen D. Chopin Festival 2009

Spain— what’s on

Joaquín Sorolla

Time	24/05/2009-06/09/2009
Location	Madrid, Museum Nacional del Prado
Phone	34-91-3302800
Website	http://www.museodelprado.es

Kees van Dongen

Time	11/06/2009-10/09/2009
Location	Barcelona, Museum Picasso
Phone	34-93-2563000
Website	http://www.bcn.cat

Chopin Festival 2009

Time	09/09/2009-30/09/2009
Location	Valdemossa, Monestry of Valdemossa/Chopin Museum
Phone	34-97-1612106
Website	http://www.festivalchopin.com

Antoni Solà

Time	15/07/2009-17/09/2009
Location	Barcelona, Museum Frederic Marès
Phone	34-93-2563500
Website	http://www.museumares.bcn.cat

1. To find further information about Pablo Picasso’s works, you should dial_________

A. 34-91-3302800 B. 34-97-1612106

C. 34-93-2563500 D. 34-93-2563000

2. If you are a music lover, which website would you like to visit?

A. http://www.bcn.cat. B. http://www.museodelprado.es.

C. http://www.festivalchopin.com. D. http://www.museumares.bcn.cat.

3. Who was involved in Rome’s main cultural affairs?

A. Antoni Solà. B. Kees van Dongen. C. Isaac Albniz D. Frederic Chopin

4. The event that lasts more than three months is_______.

A. Antoni Solà. B. Joaquín Sorolla

C. Kees van Dongen D. Chopin Festival 2009

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