The Museum of Artistic Reproductions of Bilbao is a museum of the Spanish city founded in 1927 and is also one of the oldest in the capital of Biscay.

The first seat of the museum was in Calle Conde Mirasol, then it had to close for many years due to the poor conditions of the room until all the works were moved to the Corazón Church, where it still stands today.

The museum's collection was formed in the years following its foundation using the catalog of the National Museum of Reproductions. The museum has in fact involved the reproduction laboratories of the most important European museums and, to date, has one of the best collections of its kind.

The value of the copies of the works exhibited in this museum lies in the fact that, for the most part, they are largely first copies, that is, they were reproductions commissioned to be perfectly equal to those of large international museums, such as the Vatican Museums, the Louvre or the British Musuem. The Museum of Artistic Reproductions of Bilbao

it therefore offers the opportunity to get to know works that are found elsewhere, given the skill with which they are made, it is often forgotten that they are copies.