Image: Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Madrid
Three works from the collection of Madrid’s Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum have been lent to an exhibition at Centro Niemeyer in Asturias, according to an announcement from the museum. The works are included in ‘Naturalezas Vivas y XVII Bienal Española de Arquitectura y Urbanismo (BEAU)’.
The museum identified two of the loans as ‘Salida de la luna en las riberas del río Oise’ (1874) and ‘Conflans’ (1874), both attributed in the announcement to Charles-François. The post does not provide the title or artist attribution of the third work.
The two named paintings are dated 1874. The announcement describes the loan as part of the Thyssen collection’s contribution to the exhibition in Asturias, but does not give further information about the works’ individual histories, conservation status or previous display.
The exhibition title combines ‘Naturalezas Vivas’ with the XVII Bienal Española de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, or BEAU. The supplied announcement does not specify how the collection works are distributed within the exhibition or describe a curatorial relationship between the paintings and the architecture biennial.
Centro Niemeyer is the stated exhibition venue. The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, whose collection is based in Madrid, announced the works’ departure for Asturias in a social-media post published on 25 August 2026.
No opening or closing dates are provided in the announcement, and no additional programming is listed. The available information confirms the loan of three Thyssen collection works, including the two 1874 paintings ‘Salida de la luna en las riberas del río Oise’ and ‘Conflans’, to the Centro Niemeyer exhibition.
