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The Splendour of Romanesque. Masterpieces of the MNAC (Fundación Mapfre. Madrid)
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XXXII Seminar on monetary history of the Crown of Aragon
Read morePaintings from Sant Climent de Taüll
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Apse of Sant Climent de Taüll
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The Joaquim Cabot sigillography collection
Post-war Art and the Second Avant-garde, 1940-1980
Room 75. SURREALISM(S)
On the occasion of the exhibition Gala Salvador Dalí. A Room of One’s Own in Púbol, there was a small intervention in the Room 75 of Modern Art Collection, which includes nine photographs of Dalí resulting from the "photographic sessions" of some of the most outstanding Catalan photographers of the moment.
From 3/7/2018 to 14/10/2018
Barcelona 1917: The medal at the Exposition d’Arts Français. The legacy in the museum’s collections
The idea embodied. The sculptor Miquel Blay
States of Grace de Laurent Fievet. Festival Loop 2016
I, John. A Romanesque carving recovered
The pictorial unconscious
Ex ungue leonem. Marble heads by the Master of Cabestany
A Visit to the Romanesque. In the company of Antoni Tàpies
Interiors of 'Modernisme': Gaspar Homar and Joan Busquets
A display of this collection is currently on exhibition in room 56 of the museum, within the frame of Partage Plus-Digitising and Enabling Art Nouveau for Europeana, a project partially financed by the European Union, which makes this valuable modernist collection of the museum accessible to the public.
From 11/06/2013 to 30/03/2014
The Image of the Hero in Catalan Sculpture (1800-1850)
Art Archives
Daniel Giralt-Miracle is a critic and art historian who is fundamental in the history of recent Catalan art. His poster collection is a testament to the post-war and second avant-garde artistic activity at national and international level, which also includes works by his father, the renowned graphic artist Ricard Giralt Miracle. The collection is made up of 1,144 posters, from the 1950s to 2016.
On the occasion of the 1929 International Exhibition, the exhibition El arte en España (Art in Spain) was organised. The exhibition required a prior study of the historical heritage. This gave rise to the idea of creating an Iconographic Repertoire of Spanish Art. The Archive of the Museu Nacional conserves a total of 106,844 documents consisting of photographs, graphic images, plans and drawings.
The sculptor Ramon Marinel·lo i Capdevila (1911-2002), a member of the ADLAN group, contributed to the assimilation of the Surrealist and Cubist currents of the European avant-garde before the Civil War. Documents associated with his professional sphere of activity.
Personal collection
First General Exhibition of Fine Arts, organized by Barcelona City Council in 1891. Administrative file on the management of the exhibition.
Exhibitions
Juan Eduardo Cirlot Laporta (1916-1973), a poet, composer, essayist, theorist and scholar of symbols. Documents structured around two activities, literature and art.
Personal collection
Sala Parés, an art gallery that opened in 1877 and is still active today. Documents comprising newspapers and magazines, photographs, correspondence, artist’s dossiers and small catalogues.
Companies collection
Montserrat Negre i Queralt, a restorer of works of art on paper and archive materials. Professional and technical documents, related entirely to the restoration of paper.
Personal collection
Joaquim Folch i Torres (1886-1963), a historian, writer, art critic and museologist. He was the director general of art museums in Barcelona. A variety of documents comprising correspondence, files, photographs and various texts on museography and medieval art.
Personal collection
Nicolau Raurich (1871-1945), was an outstanding artist of Catalan painting, he received important awards in exhibitions held in Madrid and the main European capitals. Diverse documentation consisting of the artist's own writings, correspondence, press clippings and photographs.
Personal collection
First National Exhibition of Artistic and International Industries of Reproductions, organised by Barcelona City Council from October 1892 to January 1893. Administrative management file of the exhibition.
Exhibitions
Second General Exhibition of Fine Arts, organised by Barcelona City Council from April to July 1894. Administrative management file of the exhibition.
Exhibitions
The house of Bechini occupies a prominent place in Catalan sculpture, especially in the years of Noucentisme and the post-war period. Its trajectory began in 1881 and lasted until 2004. It was the most active artistic foundry in Catalonia and cast some of the most outstanding works by authors such as Josep Llimona, Enric Clarasó, Josep Clarà and Enric Casanoves, amongst others.
Companies' Collection
Art exhibition organised by the Municipal Board of Museums and Fine Arts of Barcelona in 1902 with historical pieces of painting, sculpture, drawings, enamels, miniatures, tapestries, fabrics, as well as other sumptuous arts. Administrative file and binder with photographs.
Exhibitions
Exhibition held at the Palau de Belles Arts (Palace of Fine Arts) in 1910, with works by Goya, Sánchez Coello, Murillo, Renoir. Organised by Barcelona City Council
Exhibitions
Alexandre de Riquer (1856-1920), a key figure in Modernism in Catalonia, he introduced the art of Ex libris and would recover etching. His bibliographic collection is preserved in the Folch i Torres Library. Diverse documentation consisting of handwritten notes, correspondence and literary notes.
Personal collection
Exhibition held at the Palau de Belles Arts (Palace of Fine Arts) in 1896. It revitalised the industrial arts sector in Catalonia at an important time in the formation of the decorative arts of Modernism. Administrative file of the exhibition
Exhibitons
Exhibition organised by the Municipal Board of Art Exhibitions, made up of representatives and municipal officers and delegates from all the artistic associations of Barcelona. It highlighted the state of Catalan painting and sculpture at the time. Administrative file of the exhibition
Exhibition coinciding with the Cuban War, in 1898. The official events were halted for nine years. Administrative file of the exhibition management.
Exhibitions
International event held in 1907, that situated Barcelona within the international art circuits. Administrative file of the exhibition management.
Exhibitions
Agustí Masvidal (1920-2000) participated as a draughtsman in various publications of the time. His collection consists mainly of 36 drawings on the cane of Romanesque churches in the Vall de Boí, Andorra and the Vall d’Arán.
Personal collection
Held at the request of a group of renowned personalities in the field of Catalan art and culture, it replaced the fairs suspended in Paris during the First World War. It highlighted the medal section.
Exhibitions
Exhibition focused on Catalan and Spanish artists, because of the First World War. Administrative file for the management of the exhibition.
Exhibitions
Painter trained at the Llotja design school, a disciple of Joaquim Mir and Manolo Hugué. He resided for three years in Paris and exhibited his work regularly in major European capitals.
Personal collection
An exhibition held from 28 May to 30 June 1919 in the Palau de Belles Arts (Palace of Fine Arts). The special galleries were dedicated to the work of two 19th-century painters, Marià Fortuny and Lluís Rigalt. Exhibition management administrative file.
The painting Gallery of Honour was dedicated to Joaquim Mir, with the exhibition of 45 works by him. Works by Xavier Nogués and Pau Gargallo were exhibited in the special galleries. Exhibition management administrative file.
Josep Maria Sert i Badia (1874-1945) was a prolific artist, painter and interior decorator, who enjoyed great international prestige. He was noted for being an artist who breathed fresh life into mural painting. Documentary and photographic material comprising writings and personal correspondence
Exhibition held between November 1944 and 1945. 687 works were exhibited, including painting, sculpture, drawings and engravings. The City Council took advantage of the event to acquire a large set of artworks to increase the municipal artistic collections. Administrative file of the exhibition.
Exhibitions
Ferran Callicó (1902-1968) did drawings and was a painter and theorist. He stood out for his numerous portraits carried out with a realistic and meticulous technique. He was opposed to the avant-garde and vindicated the classics. His documentary collection was incorporated in the Museum of Modern Art in 1979, in the same batch that includes 192 works by the artist.
Personal collection
Guillem Bergnes i Soler (1888-1975) began his art studies in New York and on returning to Catalonia he devoted himself to painting landscapes and figures. He participated in the Municipal Fine Arts Exhibitions and the National Exhibitions. His personal collection includes photographic images related to his process of artistic creation.
Personal collection
Topic guide "El Víbora. Comix countercultural"
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Barcelona: Ajuntament de Barcelona, Institut de Cultura, DL 1998
159 p.
ISBN 848968121X
Cuadrado, Jesús
Madrid: Compañía Literaria, 1997
XXII, 816 p.
ISBN 8482130544
Dopico, Pablo
Madrid: Cátedra, cop. 2005
440 p.
ISBN 8437622190
[Madrid]: Ministerio de Cultura, Dirección General de Bellas Artes y Archivos, 1991
171 p.
ISBN 8474837162
Nazario
Vilaboa: Ellago, DL 2010
251 p.
ISBN 9788496720992
Mariscal
[Barcelona] : Obra Social de Caixa Catalunya, Tarragona i Manresa, cop. 2010
219 p.
ISBN 9788492721238
[S.l.] : Hoëbeke, 1994
113 p.
ISBN 2906524573
Barcelona: Electa : Institut de Cultura de Barcelona, cop. 2002
159 p.
ISBN 8481563323
Barcelona : Generalitat de Catalunya, Departament de Cultura, 1989
125 p
Mariscal, Javier
L’Hospitalet de Llobregat: Novera, 2009
228 p.
ISBN 9788461304370
Roig, Sebastià
Barcelona : Flor del Vent, DL 2000
263 p.
ISBN 8489644497
Prats, Carles
A: Barcelona metròpolis mediterrània
No. 8 (autumn 1988), p. 180-181
Barcelona: Ajuntament de Barcelona. Àrea de Relacions Ciutadanes, 1985-
ISSN 0214-6223
Shimada, Masae
A: Ardi
Barcelona: Editorial Formentera, 1988-1994
No. 6 (Nov./Dec. 1988), p. 142-149
Barcelona : Producciones Editoriales, DL 1974-1980
No. 21, 25, 30, 35
ISBN 8436503171
Suàrez, Alícia
Barcelona: Abadia de Montserrat, 1955-
A: Serra d’or
Year 20 No. 229 (Oct. 1978), p. 664-665
ISSN 0037-2501
Zaya, Antonio
A: Atlántica: revista de arte y pensamiento
No. 7, 1994, p. 102-105
ISSN 1132-8428
Alary, Viviane
A: ARBOR Ciencia, Pensamiento y Cultura
Madrid: CSIC, 1944-
No. 187, Extra2 2011, p. 239-253
ISSN 0210-1963
Bufill, Joan
A: Catalonia cultura
Barcelona: Centre Unesco de Catalunya, 1987-1996
Nº 36, 1994, p. 24-34
ISSN 0213-7534
Crespo Ortiz, Adrián
A: Zer: Revista de estudios de comunicación
Bilbao: Universidad del País Vasco. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales y de la Comunicación, 1996-
Vol. 15 No. 18, p. 169-179
ISSN 1137-1102
Dopico, Pablo
A: ARBOR Ciencia, Pensamiento y Cultura
Madrid: CSIC, 1944-
No. 187, Extra2 2011, p. 169-181
ISSN 0210-1963
García, Santiago
A: ARBOR Ciencia, Pensamiento y Cultura
Madrid: CSIC, 1944-
No. 187, Extra2 2011, p. 255-263
ISSN 0210-1963
Guiral, Antonio
A: ARBOR Ciencia, Pensamiento y Cultura
Madrid: CSIC, 1944-
No. 187, Extra2 2011, p. 183-208
ISSN 0210-1963
Lladó, Francesc
Barcelona: Glénat, 2001
153 p.
ISBN 8484491080
Pérez Ortiz, Luis
A: Visual: magazine de diseño, creatividad gráfica y comunicación
January 25, 2018
Pérez Ortiz, Luis
A: Visual: magazine de diseño, creatividad gráfica y comunicación
January 25, 2018
[Barcelona] : Cameo, DL 2015
1 optical disc
82 min.
Tramullas, Gemma
A: ElPeriodico.cat
July 30, 2019
Vidal-Folch, Ignasi
A: Catalonia cultura
Barcelona: Centre Unesco de Catalunya, 1987-1996
No. 36, 1994, p. 20-23
ISSN 0213-7534
Arroyo Fernández, María Dolores
A: Arte y Ciudad: revista de investigación
Madrid: Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, 2012-2018
April 2012, p. 119-148
ISSN 2254-2930
Arroyo Fernández, María Dolores
A: Icono 14
Madrid: Icono 14 Asociación Científica, 2003-
2011, Year 9, No. 3, p. 256-274
Giraldo, Sol Astrid
A: Revista Universidad de Antioquia
[Medellín]: Universidad de Antioquia, [1985]-
No. 332, 2018, p. 105-108, p.106-108
Lladó Pol, Francisca
A: Cuadernos de arte de la Universidad de Granada
Granada: Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Granada, [1974]-2009
No. 49, 2018, p. 321-341
ISSN 0210-962X
Miró, Francesc
A: eldiario.es
Gallardo, Miguel; Mediavilla, Juan
Barcelona: La Cúpula, 1981
65 p.
ISBN 848533126
Gallardo, Miguel; Mediavilla, Juan
Barcelona: Laertes, 1982
32 f.
ISBN 8485346599
Gallardo, Miguel; Mediavilla, Juan
Barcelona: Ediciones La Cúpula, 1985
49 p.
ISBN 8485733444
Gallardo, Miguel; Mediavilla, Juan
Barcelona: Ediciones La Cúpula, 1990
30 f.
ISBN 8478330410
Cortijo, Adela
A: ARBOR Ciencia, Pensamiento y Cultura
Madrid: CSIC, 1944-
No. 187, Extra2 2011, p. 221-238
ISSN 0210-1963
Terrícola de betevé
April 11, 2018
Jiménez, Jesús
El cómic en RTVE
April 15, 2019
Jiménez, Jesús
El cómic en RTVE
November 23, 2016
Pérez Vernetti, Laura
Barcelona ; Málaga: Luces de Gálibo, 2014
51 p.
ISBN 9788415117285
Pérez Vernetti, Laura
Onil [Alicante]: Edicions de Ponent, 2002
128 p.
ISBN 848992936X
Pérez Vernetti, Laura
Barcelona: La Cúpula, 1990
56 p.
ISBN 8485733305
Mariscal, Javier
Madrid: Sinsentido, 2011
288 p.
ISBN 9788496722866
Cavanilles, Javier
A: Culturplaza
Max
Barcelona: Ediciones la Cúpula, 1981
64 p.
ISBN 8478331212
Max
Barcelona: Ediciones la Cúpula, 1999
80 p.
ISBN 847833372X
Montesol
Barcelona: Complot, 1984
62 p.
ISBN 8486401062
Montesol, Roger, Mariscal, Ceesepe, Onli You, Nazario, Pepichek, Farri
Barcelona: Mandragora, 1976
1 vol.
ISBN 8485235118
Montesol
Barcelona: Editores de Tebeos, 2012
119 p.
ISBN 9788499474731
Nazario
Barcelona: Anagrama, 2016
283 p.
ISBN 9788433926128
Nazario
Barcelona: Laertes, 2016
249 p.
ISBN 9788416783090
Nazario
Barcelona: La Cúpula, 2001
ISBN 8478334491
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