In Belgrano, Museo Casa Yrurtia occupies the former home of Argentine sculptor Rogelio Yrurtia, who acquired and renovated the 19th-century house in 1921. Inside, you can see his sculptures and paintings, including works at different stages of production, alongside pieces by sculptor Lía Correa Morales, his wife. The visit also takes in a garden Yrurtia designed using Renaissance principles. Exhibitions explain sculpture-making techniques, and the intimate setting gives you room to look closely at the work and the house.
The house and its collection
Yrurtia acquired and renovated this 19th-century property in 1921. The house at O’Higgins Street 2390 now displays his work alongside pieces by his wife, sculptor Lía Correa Morales.
Exhibitions cover sculpture-making techniques and art history. Works at different stages of production offer a view of how a sculpture takes shape.
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Where is Museo Casa Yrurtia?
It is at O’Higgins 2390 in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires.
What can you see at Museo Casa Yrurtia?
The collection includes Rogelio Yrurtia’s sculptures and paintings, works by Lía Correa Morales, and a garden designed by Yrurtia.
When is Museo Casa Yrurtia open?
It is open Wednesday to Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm, and closed Monday and Tuesday.
