“Greco, Velázquez, inspire me! Picasso invites you to the Prado Museum” is the new title of room 3 of the Museu Picasso that shows three paintings by artists who were relevant in the artistic career of Pablo Picasso for different reasons: Antonio Muñoz Degrain for being his teacher and Diego Velázquez and El Greco for being authors that Picasso admired during his stay in Madrid in the academic year 1897-1898 and that marked his later work. The title of the exhibition comes from a writing on a drawing in which the artist begged for help from his classical masters. Audioguiarte has been in charge of the production of audio content in four languages and the supply of devices.
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