Marina Nunez Del Prado Museum

In the 1970s, the sculptor Marina Núñez del Prado Viscarra, born on October 17, 1910 in La Paz, Bolivia, installed her residence and workshop in what would later be her House Museum, located on Calle Ántero Aspillaga 300, in full heart of the El Olivar Forest. This neocolonial-style house was acquired in 1973, owned by Don Luis Alayza and Paz Soldán, being the first house in El Olivar declared Cultural Heritage of the Nation.

In 1984, Marina created, together with her husband, the Peruvian writer Jorge Falcón, the Fundación Marina Núñez del Prado de Falcón, in order to preserve and display the work of the sculptor and the intellectual legacy of her husband. After her death in 1995, this numerous and invaluable legacy passes into the hands of the Foundation.