Museo del Prado
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Sep 29, 2026
Yaron BrookHOST
I will say this, there's a lot of small museums in Madrid.
Yaron BrookHOST
There's the big museum, the Prado, which is amazing, but there are a lot of other museums in Madrid with some phenomenal art.
Yaron BrookHOST
So if you're a fan of art, Madrid definitely should be on your list of places to visit.
Yaron BrookHOST
Spectacular.
Jenni SchofieldGUEST
Yeah.
Jenni SchofieldGUEST
this with the fairy yes when he bites the heads off and it's just like again a fun playful violent nod to all of this like like Goya is a extremely famous Spanish artist and I had the pleasure of seeing some of his work at El Prado in Madrid and There's a whole Goya room and it was like his dark era, where his many of his paintings like depicted extremely dark, like blurry, unclear, like horror.
Jenni SchofieldGUEST
So those paintings, like also felt kind of... you know renaissancey or not renaissance yeah yeah like the the depictions of him like eating children like just and it kind of like it plays to that theme of like guillermo believes children to be like perfect people perfect personality that are ruined gradually by the um worries and and trivialities of of the adults in their world and and this is one of like i think the pale man represents that like that monstrosity that seeks to consume children and and remove their essence and in just swallow them into the pit of this world that is violent and means harm
Chloe WarianHOST
I always like that about Guillermo's movies is that he treats children as individuals and people.
Mira BernabeuGUEST
And I really wanted to be in the right spot where I am because it's really close to the Reina Sofia.
Mira BernabeuGUEST
It's close to the Reina Sofia, it's close to the Prado, and it's close to the Casa Encendida.
Mira BernabeuGUEST
So most of my clients from all over the world, when they come into Madrid, they all come to see the Reina Sofia and they all come to visit me.
Roland-Philippe KretschmarHOST
yeah and you said that you that was kind of interesting you said that you you were an expert at art fairs I became an expert yeah yeah so so tell me what's the secret sauce of being successful at an art fair
Veronica PesantesGUEST
I mean, I started I moved to Spain when my father was living in Europe.
Veronica PesantesGUEST
I started as an intern at the Prado Museum in Madrid.
Veronica PesantesGUEST
I wanted to be an artist.
Veronica PesantesGUEST
That didn't happen, so I moved to art history.
speaker_0HOST
And that's why if you want to look at Titian paintings, you have to go to Spain.
speaker_0HOST
You've got to go to the Prado.
speaker_0HOST
There are some incredible Titians in London.
speaker_0HOST
There are some incredible Titians in Venice.
speaker_0HOST
But the most incredible paintings I think Titian ever produced are in the Prado.
speaker_0HOST
And that's essentially, he started the Royal Collection.
speaker_0HOST
King Philip started buying Titian paintings and that's what started the Royal Collection, which then became what's the collection that's in the Prado Museum, one of the greatest museums in the world.
speaker_0HOST
But let's come back to portrait painting.
Gavin LeeHOST
The story centres around the Retiro quarter of the Spanish capital.
Gavin LeeHOST
It's one of the most chic, desirable areas by the Prado Museum.
Gavin LeeHOST
And Mari Carmen Abascal, she'd lived there since the 50s.
Gavin LeeHOST
She was evicted by the apartment owners as a real estate organisation.
AlexNARRATOR
I took out my cock at once, grabbed it by the head, and started jerking off on their faces while I ate my balls until I came like crazy, like when you don't have any toothpaste left in the tube and you squeeze and it comes out suddenly.
AlexNARRATOR
I painted a picture on her face with my brush worthy of being exhibited in the Prado Museum.
AlexNARRATOR
Her entire face was flooded with my semen.
AlexNARRATOR
When I finished, he started laughing.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Yeah.
Yasmine ElgamalGUEST
Like they do in some museums, like in El Prado Museum.
Yasmine ElgamalGUEST
I was nearly crying because they didn't want to make me take, like there was Velazquez and I couldn't take photos.
Yasmine ElgamalGUEST
I need the detail.
AntonioGUEST
So when we are talking about the black paintings, as you said, Adrian, Aidan, according to the...
AntonioGUEST
Museo del Prado.
AntonioGUEST
This painting were originally painting directly on the walls of his house and we can find a very important point in this thing I'm going to talk about.
AntonioGUEST
I find very interesting that these weren't normal paintings that Goya created for a client or for an exhibition because how these paintings were in his house he had like more freedom to paint and express himself in this kind of way.
Tyler OlsonHOST
And that all tying together, I really liked.
Tyler OlsonHOST
I liked how... know reading week to week you thought the black glove won in a certain way you know and like there was also also the questions like is he really thomas wayne like i was still questioning it way back when and i i thought it was good and it's funny um rereading it the the painting that he crawls out of so um thomas wayne black black glove he puts up this painting on the wall right uh that's an actual painting that's the uh the triumph of death It's in the Museo del Prado in Madrid, which I went to this past summer.
Tyler OlsonHOST
I remember staring at this for like 15 minutes, this painting, and then seeing it in the comic, I'm like, holy fuck.
Tyler OlsonHOST
I see what they're doing here, because it is the triumph of death, and he's crawling out of the painting in a way.
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