[Prado Museum] Find the origin of the ticket design🔍

#Art Gallery The Prado Museum in Madrid. Photography is not allowed inside the museum, so only outside 🙅♀️ The Prado Museum displays the collection of the Spanish royal family, with over 3,000 pieces, and the inside is so large that you won't be able to spend a whole day there...! ✨ Among them, my favorite work is "Garden of Earthly Delights" by Hieronymus Bosch ※The third photo shows the postcard and pin badge ♡ You can purchase it at the shop inside the Prado Museum. The left panel depicts paradise on earth, the central panel depicts the pleasures of this world, and the right panel depicts hell. Hieronymus is a painter who was praised by Dali and Picasso. It seems that the heavens and earth, paradise, and earthly paradise created by God will fall into the world of hell due to the sin of "pleasure" (the seven deadly sins) committed by humans... but there are various interpretations these days. Also, the second picture is the famous "Las Meninas" by the court painter Velázquez. This painting looks more three-dimensional when viewed from a distance than when viewed up close. Now, regarding the "Let's find the origin of the ticket design" that I wrote in the memory title this time. Actually, all the tickets have a picture of "hands". And each one has a different hand. Which picture is that "hand" part of? It was a lot of fun looking for this ✨ By the way, the picture on my ticket was the hands of Mary of Sorrows from Rogier van der Weyden's "Descent from the Cross"! Please take a good look at the works and enjoy them ♡ 📍C. de Ruiz de Alarcón, 23, Retiro, 28014 Madrid, Spain 🎫: Available to purchase from Trip.com! There will be a baggage inspection, so large bags and backpacks are NG🎒