Museo Antropologico P. Sebastian Englert Review

The first and second floors did fascinate me. Renoir was my favorite painter and had lots of paintings I hadn’t seen. I found it interesting that his style had been improving over the years, so much so that his last painting reminded me of Monet’s blindness. I was sure I missed some of the pieces because the display method was a bit busy and incomprehensible, but I liked what I saw. The mix with some Cézanne and Monet was really interesting. I lost interest when we entered Modigliani and some statues. It's not about me.

Figure 1 is the house of the original residents of Easter Island in the village of Birdman. I don't understand how they climbed in the small entrance, which looks like the tomb of the living dead. Picture 3 is the American sailors who moved the stones of Birdman Village with portraits to the United States when they came. Figure 4 shows the annual migratory birds come, the island's original indigenous bird eggs to eat. Figure 4 and 5 are the most beautiful stone statues in the UK moved back to the British Museum

Chile is located on the southeast coast of the Pacific Ocean, southwest of South America, with an area of about75.67 10,000 square kilometers. The land neighbors are Peru, Bolivia and Argentina in turn clockwise. Chile is about 4,352 kilometers in north and south, about96.8-362.3 kilometers in east and west, and the average width is about 150 kilometers.

This museum is not big, it is the architectural style of the local city, showing us the history of the local residents' lives, the explanation is very interesting, and there is a lot of understanding of the local people's lives.

A very good museum, many exhibits are very valuable, and it is also very valuable to collect. Keep up with everyone's rhythm to appreciate it.