Classical Masters of Light and Shadow: Treasures from Rembrandt to the Goya-Toledo Museum of Art (590717)

Highlights

• A collection of classic European painting history spanning six countries: bringing together works by European masters from the 16th to 19th centuries, spanning France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, the Netherlands, and England, showcasing three hundred years of the essence of European painting.
• The Toledo Museum of Art's most important collections are making their debut in Taiwan: more than 50 precious pieces from the museum's collection are on display in Taiwan, including rare original works of world-class classical art.
• Original works by masters such as Rembrandt, Goya, and Turner are displayed together: This exhibition brings together works by many representative masters of European art history, fully showcasing the charm of light and shadow and the depth of emotion in classical painting.
• The exhibition features six themed zones that showcase the facets of European civilization: from courtly power and mythological history to everyday landscapes and global trade, looking back at the development of European society and culture through art.
• Experience the profound beauty of classical art through "light and shadow": from strong contrasts of light and shadow to delicate natural light, feel how classical masters used light and shadow to shape figures, emotions and spaces.

Inclusions & Exclusions

Must Know

• Please complete your visit during the exhibition period (July 18, 2026 - October 19, 2026). No cancellations or refunds will be accepted after the exhibition ends.
• Each ticket is valid for one person only and entry is by ticket only. Tickets cannot be reused.
• Children under 6 years old can enter for free, but must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket (the adult must present relevant identification, and age is calculated based on the actual age on the day of entry).
• Those eligible for discounted tickets, special offer tickets, or free admission should present relevant supporting documents; multiple offers cannot be used simultaneously.
• If a person with a disability needs to be accompanied, only one person may be allowed to accompany them. The person with a disability and their accompanying person must attend together. If they do not meet the requirements, they will need to purchase a ticket to enter.
• Please respect the intellectual property rights and copyrights of the works on display. Recording, filming, and live streaming are strictly prohibited in this museum. Photography is allowed in some exhibition areas, but flash photography is not permitted. For other commercial or creative needs, please contact our staff.
• When sketching or taking notes in the exhibition area, please do not use stationery other than pencils (such as ballpoint pens, colored pens, colored pencils, etc.).
• To maintain the overall quality and rights of visitors, guides not arranged by the museum are prohibited from conducting any form of guided tour or gathering (such as explanations, descriptions, discussions, and sharing) within the museum.
• If you need to re-enter the exhibition after leaving, you can get a repeat entry stamp at the exit of the exhibition hall and queue up again at the entrance. However, entry and exit are only allowed during the exhibition's business hours on the same day.
• No separate ticket is required to purchase goods in the souvenir area. Please proceed to the souvenir area from the exit.
• If you wish to request a refund, please submit your refund request before the end of the exhibition on October 19, 2026. Refunds will not be processed after the exhibition ends.
• Please refer to the on-site announcements or official fan page for any changes to the exhibition's opening hours, content, and regulations. The organizer reserves the right to interpret any matters not covered above.

Cancellation Policy

These tickets can't be rescheduled or cancelled.