Ralli Museum

Ralli Museum in Marbella is one of five Ralli museums in the world. The others are in Punta del Este (Uruguay, Santiago de Chile and two more in Caesarea (Israel). It belongs to a non-profit foundation with the aim of displaying the private collection of Mr. Harry Recanati, founder of this and all the other Ralli museums.

Opened by Mr. Harry Recanati and his wife, Ms. Martine Recanati, in 2000. the Ralli Museum in Marbella is located at the heart of the Costa del Sol, in the beautiful avenue linking Marbella and Puerto Banús. It now houses one of the most important collections of Latin American art in Europe.

It has ten halls, two of which are dedicated to temporary exhibitions (currently Beryl Cook and Marc Chagall), and the rest to the permanent exhibition.

The permanent exhibition comprises the most important works of Latin American and European contemporary painting. Wilfredo Lam (Cuba), César Clara López (Argentina), Leopoldo Torres Agüero (Argentina), Antonio Seguí (Argentina), Roberto Matta (Chile), Herman Braun- Vega (Peru), Mario Aguirre (Mexico), Víctor Quiroga (Argentina), Marc Chagall (Russia), Joan Miró (Spain), Salvador Dalí (Spain) and Giorgio de Chirico (Italy)