In the museum we can distinguish seventeen spaces, of which four of them correspond to the four semi-cylindrical bastions in the four corners of the ground floor, which in peacetime were used to store gunpowder.
Within what we can call works, we will distinguish two main modalities when it comes to being practical: paintings and sculptures, and within the former we will follow the criteria of the catalog that classifies them on the one hand into “Painting, drawing and engraving” and , on the other, in “Engravings and etchings folders”, in addition to the third section of “Sculptures”.
We have proceeded to contrast the different inventories of the works donated by the Campoy family with those registered in the catalog and in the examination of piece by piece, resulting in the numbering given to some of them, rather than a typical painting It was, for example, a family coat of arms, a photo or some written text, yes, framed. This makes the total number of tables in the inventory 393, when in fact there are 390 that can be considered as such.