Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya

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and in storage, on deposit or on loan, whilst also seeking to delay as far as possible the ageing process that affects the materials that form the artworks. In addition, the Restoration and Preventive Conservation Department also studies the materials and the technical aspects of works with a view to providing scientific and technical assistance for art historians specialising in different periods, promoting dialogue and interdisciplinary studies.

2871:. During the late 19th century, moreover, particularly after the 1888 Barcelona Exhibition, many Modernista sculptors turned to the art of medal-making, and the examples in the Cabinet fully reflect what was a splendid creative period for the genre, particularly in Catalonia. The leading artist in the field was, without doubt, Eusebi Arnau, but such sculptors as Parera, Blay, Llimona and Gargallo also created medals of the highest quality. 478: 3048:; works published pre 1900; and the books of artists and collector's editions. Sections of particular interest include that devoted to exhibition catalogues, established in 1913 and containing printed matter on shows held at galleries in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain and even further afield, and 'The Press', established in 1968, which brings together news items published in the daily media and of interest to the artworld. 2226: 447: 223: 2388: 4002: 3156: 215: 896: 4358: 1895:, converted into a museum by Barcelona City Council. In 2004, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Foundation and the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya reached an agreement under which the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection of Barcelona was to be exhibited permanently at the Museu Nacional, with the dual purpose of complementing the content in the Catalan museum and making the works more widely known and appreciated. 2895: 3234:

establish the best conditions for exhibiting, storing, handling, packing and transporting works. The centre seeks to minimise deterioration to the collections by ensuring that the most appropriate environmental conditions and exhibition systems are provided, as well as exercising strict control over the movement of objects and the restoration treatments applied to individual works.

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intervened, working according to criteria very different from those applied today. Needless to say, restoration is not carried out in the hope of returning works to their original state; but rather, to take into account the passing of time and any work that has already been carried out on the piece, and which now forms part of the history of restoration in Catalonia in general.

3040:. In the early 20th century, the Junta de Museus (Museums Board) decided that the library should be opened to the public, and decisive impetus was given to this initiative when the Special Committee for the library was set up in 1907. From that year onwards, the library holdings were constantly enriched by legacies and donations from important private libraries. 3850: 1702:(1876–1947) built up with the intention of donating works by the great masters to complement the great medieval series in the Museu d'Art de Catalunya as it was then known, is the most valuable altruistic donation that the Museu Nacional has received in its history, and the one which has most served to enrich the body of Renaissance and Baroque works here. 2767:, one of the most illustrious of all Modernista artists. Particularly mention should be made of the famous series of charcoal sketches, a veritable portrait gallery of the leading personalities of the era in Catalonia, and which Casas himself donated to the museum in 1909. Turning now to the noucentista movement, we should draw attention in particular to 1062:, the great Catalan painter working in the second half of the 15th century, made his residence definitively in Barcelona, establishing his dominance and setting up a school there. Complementing a generous selection of Huguet's works, the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya also contains examples from artists active during the same period, such as 1891:, and the state formalised the purchase in 1993, a number of the works – 72 paintings and 8 sculptures, mainly on religious themes, though also including several landscapes and portraits – were dispatched on permanent loan to Barcelona. In that same year, 1993, the permanent exhibition of these works was officially opened in a wing of 3060:

since 1991, when the consortium was set up, and historic documents from institutions that now form part of the Museu Nacional: the Museu d'Art de Catalunya (Art Museum of Catalonia), the Museu d'Art Modern (Museum of Modern Art), the Cabinet of Drawings and Prints, the Numismatic Cabinet of Catalonia, and the Library of Art History.

1802: 1042:. The Gothic collection also features examples of painting from Aragon, another region that enjoyed considerable influence at this time. The exchange of influences continued, in both directions, during the period that followed when artistic representation became more realistic, and which took its initial inspiration from 3289:

Members of the Board: Pere Almeda i Samaranch, Isak Andic, Jordi Carulla i Font, Laura Cendrós Jorba, Marta Clari Padrós, Carles Colomer Casellas, Marta Domènech i Tomàs, Elisa Durán Montolio, Jordi Foz i Dalmau, María José Gálvez Salvador, Sònia Hernández Almodóvar, Francesc Xavier Marcé Carol, Joan

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Since 2004, the Palau Nacional has once more housed several magnificent art collections, mostly by Catalan art, but also Spanish and European art. The works from that first museum have now been enriched by new purchases and donations, tracing the country's art history from early medieval times to the

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At the centre, professionals from different specialist disciplines study problems affecting the works, or changes they are undergoing, determining the causes of deterioration and doing their utmost to eliminate any risk to the works. In this regard, a key aim is to create a stable environment and to

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One of the other aspects of the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya is the number of services and training proposals and entertainment for families and schools. The museum has an educational service itself, which offers several resources for learning and services tailored to different audiences. Among

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The collection, which reflects the taste of certain sections of society for Renaissance and Baroque art, features (exceptionally, if compared to the rest of the Museu Nacional collections) art produced not only in Catalonia, but also in the rest of Spain, Italy and Flanders, providing an overview of

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in the 16th century, in which religious fervour is mixed with detailed depiction of everyday life, as can be seen in the superb collection of panels and triptychs commissioned for private use. In Catalonia during the early Renaissance period, the Gothic forms are found alongside other, new stylistic

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The collection of panel paintings, unique in Europe, is another singular aspect of Romanesque painting, due both to the number and antiquity of the Catalan works conserved (the result of interest in the Romanesque since the late19th century) and to their quality and technical diversity. Particularly

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Another important element in the Museu Nacional organisational structure is the archive, founded as a department in 1995 to standardise management of the museum's documentary collections. With regard to the origin of these collections, the archive contains both documentation generated by the museum

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The medals collection is formed by more than 9,000 pieces, which range from the earliest, struck in Italy in the second half of the 15th century, to the present. The greater part of this collection is made up of works produced in Spain, mostly by well-known artists and engravers, who created medals

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The collections of the Numismatic Cabinet of Catalonia, established in 1932, now comprises more than 134,000 pieces. This rich holding is the result of a long process of acquisition by purchase, donation, legacy or deposit, which began in the first half of the 19th century and continues even today.

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in 1990 under the Museums Law passed by the Catalan Government. In 1992 a thorough renovation process was launched to refurbish the site, based on plans drawn up by the architects Gae Aulenti and Enric Steegmann, who were later joined in the undertaking by Josep Benedito. The Oval Hall was reopened

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The aim of the Department of the Restoration and Preventive Conservation is to ensure the conservation of all the works in the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya collections. The department helps to guarantee the physical conservation of all the museum's holdings, including both works on exhibition

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In the area around the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya site, moreover, many of the buildings erected for the 1929 International Exhibition remain, whilst others have also been established. All these different elements form a complex that has become one of the most attractive cultural, commercial

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The coin collection comprises nearly 100,000 pieces, including examples from the main series minted from the 6th century BC to the present. The most important and interesting amongst these are, without doubt, the coins produced in Catalonia, which include many extremely rare and unique pieces. The

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art gallery. The Milan laboratories had a decisive influence on how restoration work was carried out all over Europe. Work continues today with a view to establishing the Museu Nacional Department of Restoration and Preventive Conservation as a reference and resource, which may operate separately

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The Cabinet also exhibits a range of different pieces of interest due to their direct or indirect connection with numismatics. These include, amongst other things, tools used for minting coin, coin weights, scales, jettons (counters), pellofes and other types of tokens, stamps, medals and various

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The library facilities are designed to provide Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya technical staff, researchers, students, art professionals and all individuals interested in the art world with all the information they seek. The reading room provides access to the library catalogue, the Collective

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The centre is staffed by scientific personnel devoted to preventive conservation and chemical laboratory work, and by a team of curators and restorers specialising in various disciplines, in accordance with the types of works that form the museum collections: restoration of paint on canvas and

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The Museu Nacional, as a museological institution of reference in the country, promotes a network that joins together the art museums in a common collaboration strategy, for placing value and spreading Catalan artistic heritage. The network of art museums was created with the aim of developing

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The collections assembled from the museum's historic holdings to form the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya Cabinet of Drawings and Prints comprise some 50,000 drawings, 70,000 engravings and more than 1,000 posters. The founds combine to offer a rich and wide-ranging journey through the most

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The chronological period covered by this section spans from the mid-19th to the mid-20th century, one of the most brilliant moments in the history of Catalan art. Notable amongst the 19th-century pieces is Marià Fortuny's Bullfight, Wounded Picador, painted in 1867. As regards the Modernista

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Most of the activity at the centre is concerned with prevention, but due importance is also attached to reparative treatment and restoration. Restoration work is aimed at improving the aesthetic reading of pieces on which, very often, restorers from much earlier generations have previously

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The Board of Trustees is the maximum governing organ of the museum. As well as representatives from the consortium members, administrations and the management of the museum, it is made up of representatives of people and private entities that contribute to the achievement of its goals.

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The archive also conserves invaluable historic documentation in the form of the collections built up by different organising committees for fine art exhibitions (1891–1946). Here, too, are other historic resources related to the world of art and deposited in the museum over the years.

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in 1992 on the occasion of the Olympic Games, and the various collections were installed and opened over the period from 1995 (when the Romanesque Art section was reopened) to 2004. The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (Museu Nacional) was officially inaugurated on 16 December 2004.

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The Museu Nacional Library collections comprise domestic and foreign books and magazines on different aspects of art: monographic works on art and artists; photography; numismatics; local history; a reserve section containing a collection of manuscripts; incunabula such as the 1493

2427: 537:. The Board developed plans to conserve the murals. Hiring the Italian experts, from 1919 to 1923 they successfully intervened to detach many of the ecclesiastical frescos from the rural churches in the Pyrenees and transfer them to the Museum of Barcelona, then housed in the 2732:, as well as others by members of certain families, such as the Planella and the Rigalt lineages, who produced various generations of artists. From the preceding periods, we should highlight in particular the contribution made by the most outstanding Catalan baroque painter, 2924:

The Palau Nacional is a huge building (over 50,000 square metres (540,000 sq ft)) which embodies the academic classical style that predominated in constructions for all the universal exhibitions of the period. Its façade is crowned by a great dome inspired by

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and a leisure activity centre for the people of Barcelona, date back to the early 20th century. However, these ideas were given decisive momentum when Montjuïc was chosen as the site for the great International Exhibition organised by the city in 1929. The renowned

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aesthetic and cultural movement, were commissioned to decorate the interior of the Palau. Entrance from the front is by a huge staircase leading up from Avinguda de la Reina Maria Cristina, flanked halfway by magnificent monumental illuminated fountains designed by

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The Cambó Bequest forms a collection of paintings embraces European painting history from the 14th to the early 20th century. It includes representative works of the Gothic and Renaissance periods, together with pieces that illustrate the perfection of the Italian

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The Gothic rooms display works from the late 13th, 14th and 15th centuries, arranged in chronological order, although the pieces are also grouped by school and typological affinity, and several thematic sections have been established. These include the renowned

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mid-20th century: from Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and baroque to modern art. This heritage is completed by the Gabinet Numismàtic de Catalunya (coin and medal collections), the Gabinet de Dibuixos i Gravats (drawings and engravings) and the library.

2639:. In view of the wealth and heterogeneity of this collection, the works loaned to the Museu Nacional focus more on diversity than on unity of discourse, with the object of giving an idea, if overly concise, of the plurality of this collection. 2999:

and Pere Domènech i Roura. The palace was to provide the central venue for a great exhibition entitled Art in Spain and featuring original works and reproductions representing the history of Spanish art, complemented by two extensions: the

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stand at the corners of the so-called Sala Oval, or Oval Hall. This great space (2,300 m2), used as the venue for important civic and cultural events, is encircled by tiered seating, preceded by double columns; it also houses a monumental

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is one of the avant-garde artists most amply represented in the Cabinet, thanks to the donation of more than 150 drawings made by his daughter in 1972. On the other hand, the presence of certain great contemporary creative artists such as

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Romanesque rooms also show the techniques that distinguished Catalan art at the time, such as panel painting, wood carving and others that help to complete our aesthetic vision of Romanesque, such as precious metalwork and carving stone.

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The central core of the MNC paper money collection, which embraces a wide range of documents of different types, is formed by its 4,100 examples of banknotes. These include the Spanish series containing all the banknotes issued by the

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It is thanks to the Museu Nacional publications policy, that many of these works were acquired – it aims to promote exchanges and so provide the library with copies of works published by museums and art centres all over the world.

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The Modernista and noucentista movements are also widely represented in the Cabinet holdings. The collections include more than 600 Modernista posters by renowned Catalan and foreign artists. Among the most impressive are those by

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are amongst the finest exponents of International Gothic, a style that also coincided with the period when Valencia was flourishing as a centre for art. Valencia is represented in the Museu Nacional by such outstanding artists as

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important movements in the history of Catalan art, particularly since the late 18th century, thanks largely to the establishment in Barcelona in 1775 of the Free School of Design and the Fine Arts. Popularly known as

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However, the rooms of the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya also feature a particularly outstanding example of European Romanesque art: the remarkable, original and extraordinarily expressive paintings from the

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In the early 1920s many of the Pyrenean murals were moved to Barcelona as a consequence of the actions of an American art dealer in 1919. The art dealer purchased many of the frescos at the former monastery in

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in 1903. Comprising more than 500 pieces among which foreign artists are also well represented, this invaluable legacy constitutes an incomparable resource for tracing the history of poster art in Catalonia.

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The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya Gothic art collection began to take shape in the early decades of the 19th century, when a movement was first launched to revive and conserve the important body of

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Catalogue of Universities (CCUC), several databases (Princeton University, Index of Christian Art; Bibliography of the History of Art; Art Price), and to databases available on CD-ROM and Internet.

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Two acquisitions made by the old Museums Board were fundamental to forming the collections contained in the Cabinet of Drawings and Prints. The first was the collection of literary and art critic

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The Gothic collection features a considerable number of Catalan works accompanied, moreover, by an extraordinary selection of pieces from the other territories that were once ruled by the

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in 1990 under the Museums Law passed by the Catalan Government. That same year, a thorough renovation process was launched to refurbish the site, based on plans drawn up by the architects

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services, projects and activities jointly, so as to achieve a greater social, touristic and scientific projection among all the member museums. The following museums currently form part:

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the development of European art during this period. Two later donations made important contributions to this more general vision: the Cambó Bequest and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection.

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Finally, the archive also contains a section devoted to the image, comprising some 350,000 audiovisual documents, mainly photographs, on different supports and in a variety of formats.

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are the most outstanding exponents of the realist tradition. Finally, the section devoted to the 19th century also includes examples from early photographic art, featuring works by

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The library is the most important documentation centre open to the public. Its origins go back to the books referred to by museum technicians in Barcelona when preparing for the

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Francesc Marco Conchillo, Rosa Martínez Delgado, Dolors Portús i Vinyeta, Pau Relat i Vidal, Elisa Ros Barbosa, Isaac Sastre de Diego, Ana Vallès Blasco, Rafael Villaseca Marco.

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tradition, and then continues with works showing the Italian influence that dominated painting from the late 11th century, doubtless as a result of the influence of the

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and leisure centres in the city. The outstanding buildings dating from the time of the International Exhibition include the pavilions housing the Barcelona Trade Fair (

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There are also activities which are encouraged in the relationship between children and artists active. They participated in activities such contemporary artists as

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from 1874 to the present, as well as the series of paper money printed by the Catalan Government and local authorities in the country during the Spanish Civil War.

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Besides this central strain in autochthonous painting, the panorama of Gothic art also features various other important episodes, such as the time spent by

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models, which endured until the mid-14th century, when competition was finally offered by new Italianate models. This new style, developed in the Italy of

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transferred painted murals; paint on wooden panels; polychrome wood sculpture; furniture; artwork on paper and photography; and stone, metal and ceramic.

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Besides a few Italian examples, the Museu Nacional also features an important selection of Italian, Catalan and Aragonese painting, such as the

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of the highest quality. For example, the Museu Nacional medals collection features works by such outstanding 18th-century master engravers as

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Finally, though the collection is rather uneven here, mention should be made of the printed works from the avant-garde movement. The sculptor

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and Museu Nacional, which explains 20 short stories representing 20 paintings of Museu Nacional permanent collection, with a different look.

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in Catalan. The works began to be discovered and studied in the early 20th century, particularly after a Pyrenean expedition in 1907 by the

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There are also sculptures in stone that form part of the Museu Nacional Romanesque art collection, particularly a number of works from

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In late 2004, to mark the opening of the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, the museum received a score of Catalan art works from the

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The Romanesque rooms are arranged in chronological and stylistic order, giving visitors a view of the different tendencies in Catalan

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landscaped the gardens. Under these plans, the Palau Nacional was to be the central palace for the exhibition. In 1923, the dictator

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The historic avant-garde is very well represented, particularly in terms of sculpture, with works including impressive sculptures by

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art collection comprises pieces of priceless cultural heritage that – unlike the collections at other great national museums in

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forbidding the removal and expatriation of the art, but the shipment of the monastery murals to the United States alarmed the

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and a large group of elements from ensembles in the city of Barcelona, including the refined marble capitals from the former

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from the museum itself, in terms both of the working methodologies and the rigour and the criteria that the centre applies.

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visit to the Numismatic Cabinet begins with the series of ancient coinage, outstanding among which are those minted on the

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However, there can be no doubt that one of the true highlights of these collections is the important body of works by

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through the acquisition of local pieces and later complemented by donations and acquisitions from private galleries.

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heritage, which had been seriously damaged in the wave of convent burnings that took place at around the time of the

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The history of the institution dates back to the 19th century, when, in accordance with the principles that inspired

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perhaps represent the peak of what was without doubt an important Catalan contribution to sculptural art.

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Nor should we forget the collection of posters from the same period, largely acquired by the museum from

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movements. Among the most outstanding Catalan neoclassical artists represented here are the painter

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was commissioned to direct the urban development and architectural aspects of this project, and

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The collection comprises paintings and sculptures spanning European art from the Gothic to the

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The Palau Nacional, which has housed the Museu d'Art de Catalunya since 1934, was declared a

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movement, several of the most important artists from this period are represented, featuring

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The first projects to develop the slopes of Montjuïc, turning the mountain into the city's

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others, a program is the museum common space of integration aimed at people at risk of

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was constructed between 1926 and 1929, with the goal of being the main building of the

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Turning now to the field of photography, we should mention such avant-garde artists as

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and featuring works produced, for the most part, in the 11th, 12th and 13th centuries.

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Puig i Cadafalch, Josep; Pijoan i Soteras, Josep; Barral i Altet, Xavier (1907–1921).

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The second movement richly represented in the Museu Nacional modern art collection is

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DDAA. Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya. Florència: Mnac i SCALA GROUP S.p.A, 2009.

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seized power, with the result that Puig i Cadafalch was removed from the project. A

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DDAA. El Romànic a les col·leccions del MNAC. Barcelona: Editorial Lunwerg, 2009.

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The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya is a featured locale in the 2009 video game

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period. There are many Italian works, including, most outstandingly, paintings by

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and build the Palau Nacional was then won by the architects Eugenio P. Cendoya,

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Vice-presidents: Natàlia Garriga Ibáñez, Jordi Martí Grau i Víctor Francos Díaz

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in Barcelona, or the later, longer residence in the Catalan capital of the

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List of Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya directors since its foundation

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of the Sitges School, disciples of Fortuny. Turning now to sculpture, the

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and Rhode and the treasure of 897 silver pieces found at the neapolis of

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coins, including some minted at workshops in Catalan territory, such as

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The collection of paintings that the Catalan politician and arts patron

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The Corpus Christi Procession Leaving the Church of Santa Maria del Mar

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The Corpus Christi Procession Leaving the Church of Santa Maria del Mar

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clearly shows the influence of this new language, as does the sculptor

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The Virgin and Child with Saint Elizabeth and Saint John the Baptist

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Saint Jerome, Saint Martin of Tours, Saint Sebastian and the Calvary

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Cleaning tests at the Conservation-Restoration Center of the museum

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and design from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including

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the ideal gallery at which to show their more innovative works.

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outstanding are the frontals of the Apostles (also known as the

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is a movement of enormous artistic and cultural importance in

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reveals himself to be a worthy follower of the Italian genius

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When the Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection was installed in the

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Altarpiece of Saint Ursula and the Eleven Thousand Virgins

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360° view outside the main entrance to the Palau Nacional

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Front view of the Palau Nacional, that houses the museum.

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ceilings) of noble Barcelona houses to amatory caskets.

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Interactive panorama: National Art Museum of Catalonia

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This place was also the 11th pitstop of the four-time

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and Catalonia, clearly illustrate the predominance of

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Aerial view of the Palau Nacional, seen from the back.

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Altar frontal from La Seu d'Urgell or of The Apostles

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Virtual tour of the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya

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who is known by various names, including that of the

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and was moved to the museum for restoration in 1936.

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and use the museum as a key integrator and software

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Particularly fine examples from the 1440:, masterfully conveyed the devotional spirit of the 5089: 5028: 4952: 4901: 4850: 4702: 4367: 4330: 4266: 4157: 4081: 4009: 3919: 3257:, then director of the restoration laboratories in 2051:The first part of this itinerary is devoted to the 370:(1891), a palace built to mark the occasion of the 200: 192: 182: 174: 166: 156: 117: 99: 91: 3586:, 1961, Vol. 103, No. 698 (May, 1961), pp. 166-162 3398:List of artists from the Museu Nacional collection 3253:with the objective that was formed by the hand of 955:Other works in this and the following rooms, from 2802:, in 1911; the second, that of Modernista artist 2771:, represented in the Cabinet by some 150 pieces. 2079:, who focussed on the portrait most notably, and 426:collections were installed in the Palau in 1942. 4777:Juan Antonio Samaranch Olympic and Sports Museum 555:The visit to this section begins with the mural 3825:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya official site 3707:. Barcelona: Time Out Cultura. pp. 70–77. 2596:for his important graphic work documenting the 1455:and collaborators, who decorated the Church of 483:Frontal from La Seu d'Urgell or of The Apostles 3217:Restoration and Preventive Conservation Centre 1398:in his interpretation of the Apostles for the 324:, who were later joined in the undertaking by 5133:Art museums and galleries established in 1995 5128:Art museums and galleries established in 1934 4305: 3897: 3413:List of most visited art museums in the world 2917:, holding an Exhibition of Spanish Art named 1750:and their French rococo works; and, finally, 1130:Resurrection and Descent of Christ into Limbo 379: 305: 232: 103: 46: 31: 8: 4737:Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona 3868:The Guide: Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 2753:The Testament of Queen Isabella the Catholic 1388:Altarpiece of St Eligius of the Silversmiths 1366:solutions, as exemplified, for instance, in 1002:. From the 15th century, working in the new 30: 3514: 3512: 3510: 1588:Altarpiece of St Elgius of the Silversmiths 386:, launched in 1934 under the initiative of 4312: 4298: 4290: 4017:Mural paintings of the conquest of Majorca 3904: 3890: 3882: 3685:. Barcelona: Publicacions del MNAC, 2004. 3683:Guia del Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 3630:. Barcelona: Publicacions del MNAC, 2004. 3628:Guide of Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 3597:Paintings from the Chapter House in Sigena 3241:The center exists due to the impulse that 1516:monastery of the Friars Minor in Barcelona 1495:. Returning to Catalonia, in his image of 1190:Mural paintings of the Conquest of Majorca 946:Mural paintings of the Conquest of Majorca 244:[muˈzɛwnəsi.uˈnalˈdaɾddəkətəˈluɲə] 40: 29: 2909:The National Palau of Montjuïc, known as 2024:Return of 'Il Bucintoro' on Ascension Day 358:(Barcelona Museum of Antiquities) in the 4274:List of artists from the MNAC collection 2631:The Carmen Thyssen Bornemisza Collection 2439:Composition with winged nymph at sunrise 4106:Mural Paintings from the Herrera Chapel 3457: 3175:Another of the best known proposals is 3143:, de Barcelona i la Fundació Palau, de 3026:Barcelona's summer arts festival (GREC) 2915:1929 Barcelona International Exposition 2383: 2265:, represented here by the paintings of 2143: 1968: 1756: 1628:Mural Paintings from the Herrera Chapel 1532: 1361:The itinerary begins with art from the 1222: 1114: 782: 670: 27:Art museum in Palau Nacional, Barcelona 4787:Museu Barbier-Mueller d'Art Precolombí 4187:Ramon Casas and Pere Romeu on a Tandem 4099:Jean-Claude Richard, abbé of Saint-Non 4044:Nativity and Saint John the Evangelist 3728: 3718: 3547:Romanesque art in the MNAC collections 3016:, refurbished for the 1992 Games, the 2652:Ramon Casas and Pere Romeu on a Tandem 2534:. Some of these, such as the painters 2399:Ramon Casas and Pere Romeu on a Tandem 2036:The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 1853:Jean-Claude Richard, abbé of Saint-Non 1342:The Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 1338:Renaissance and Baroque Art Collection 509:(Catalan Mural Paintings, 1907–1921). 489:With a series of important Romanesque 4427:Basilica of the Immaculate Conception 3133:Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona 598:The Romanesque section ends with the 497:and other sites in Old Catalonia, or 328:. The Oval Hall was reopened for the 259: 242: 7: 4717:Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art 4604:Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya 4422:Basilica of Saints Justus and Pastor 3956:Erill la Vall Descent from the Cross 3581:A Cycle of English Frescoes in Spain 1085:, along with others from Aragon, as 711:Erill la Vall Descent from the Cross 644:Erill la Vall Descent from the Cross 569:paintings from Sant Quirze de Pedret 2040:collection owes its origins to the 1282:The Consecration of Saint Augustine 980:Triptych of Sant Vicenç d'Estopanyà 809:Paintings from Santa Maria in Taüll 600:paintings from San Pedro de Arlanza 366:(Municipal Fine Art Museum) in the 282:Avinguda de la Reina Maria Cristina 4832:Museum of the History of Catalonia 4827:Museum of the History of Barcelona 3117:Museu de Lleida Diocesà i Comarcal 1872:Allegory of Love, Cupid and Psyche 1050:painted the universally acclaimed 249:"National Art Museum of Catalonia" 25: 5123:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 4812:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 4279:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 3913:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 3855:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 3703:Hurtado, Joana (2 January 2011). 3283:President: Joan Oliveras i Bagués 3245:gave to the project when he sent 1687:Triptych of the Baptism of Christ 1447:The 17th century begins with the 1262:Gothic altarpiece of Santes Creus 1185:Master of the Conquest of Majorca 374:. A project to install all these 234:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 48:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 33:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 5138:1995 establishments in Catalonia 4609:Palau del Parlament de Catalunya 4000: 3848: 3747:"Visiting Barcelona on a Budget" 3181:El Museu espai comú d'integració 3089:Biblioteca-Museu Víctor Balaguer 2939:Santiago de Compostela Cathedral 2893: 2466: 2446: 2426: 2406: 2386: 2224: 2204: 2186: 2166: 2146: 2011: 1991: 1971: 1860: 1840: 1820: 1800: 1780: 1759: 1675: 1655: 1635: 1615: 1595: 1575: 1555: 1535: 1314: 1289: 1269: 1245: 1225: 1197: 1177: 1157: 1137: 1117: 845: 831: 815: 801: 785: 762: 747: 733: 717: 703: 687: 673: 356:Museu d'Antiguitats de Barcelona 276:, Catalonia, Spain. Situated on 67: 60: 4970:Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 4712:Archaeology Museum of Catalonia 4669:Temple Expiatori del Sagrat Cor 4194:Confidant from the Batlló House 3649:"Descobreix una Joia del Museu" 3159:Educational space at the museum 2810:Numismatic Cabinet of Catalonia 1510:Entering now the 18th century, 557:paintings from Sant Joan in Boí 4914:Mossèn Costa i Llobera Gardens 4417:Basilica of Saint Joseph Oriol 4134:Martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew 3793:Children Artists in the museum 3195:), a joint initiative between 3177:Museum as an integration space 3137:Museu del Disseny de Barcelona 2697:Cabinet of Drawings and Prints 2506:, and the sculptural nudes of 1964:Portrait of Mariana of Austria 1648:Martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew 1473:Martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew 1449:frescoes in the Herrera Chapel 757:(from Benasque Valley, Aragon) 364:Museu Municipal de Belles Arts 304:. The museum is housed in the 1: 5056:Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys 4822:Museu Tèxtil i d'Indumentària 4802:Museu de les Arts Decoratives 4762:Gabinet de les Arts Gràfiques 4599:Old Hospital de la Santa Creu 4594:Montjuïc Communications Tower 4412:Basilica of Our Lady of Mercy 4051:Altarpiece of the Saints John 3949:Apse of Sant Climent de Taüll 3490:Les pintures murals catalanes 3014:Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys 2981:Juan Claude Nicolas Forestier 2853:War of the Spanish Succession 2637:Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection 1879:Thyssen Bornemisza Collection 915:disentailment of church goods 901:Saint George and the Princess 726:Altar frontal from Tavèrnoles 585:Apse of Sant Climent de Taüll 527:Museum of Fine Arts in Boston 525:, and they now reside in the 507:Les pintures murals catalanes 451:Apse of Sant Climent de Taüll 98: 5143:1995 establishments in Spain 4888:Teatre Nacional de Catalunya 4694:World Trade Center Barcelona 3403:List of museums in Barcelona 2985:Nicolau Maria Rubió i Tudurí 2669:(in which the Church of the 2514:. Completing this review of 1099:Cathedral of la Seu d'Urgell 1093:, and Valencia, principally 4929:Parc de la Creueta del Coll 4878:Palau de la Música Catalana 4487:Castle of the Three Dragons 4229:Woman in Hat and Fur Collar 4037:Altarpiece of Saint Barbara 3418:List of largest art museums 2091:'s ideas in Catalonia, and 1952:Salomon Jacobz van Ruysdael 1491:and several still lifes by 1479:, known as Lo Spagnoletto, 1457:San Giacomo degli Spagnuoli 1302:Altarpiece of Saint Barbara 1170:Altarpiece of Saint Vincent 503:Institut d'Estudis Catalans 5164: 5046:Camp Municipal Narcís Sala 4868:Festival Grec de Barcelona 4772:Jardí Botànic de Barcelona 4574:Magic Fountain of Montjuïc 4113:Saint Peter and Saint Paul 4065:Saint Augustine Altarpiece 3681:Gumà, Montserrat (coord). 3423:List of national galleries 2962:Fountains in front of MNAC 2530:or making the leap to the 1748:Maurice Quentin de la Tour 1730:; superb exponents of the 1608:Saint Peter and Saint Paul 1017:Amongst Catalan painters, 824:Apse of Santa Maria d'Àneu 620:Frontal of La Seu d'Urgell 453:, a fresco from Church of 348:'s cultural and political 292:church paintings, and for 86:Interactive fullscreen map 4944:Parc del Laberint d'Horta 4732:Centre d'Art Santa Mònica 4624:Royal Palace of Pedralbes 4554:Hotel Melia Barcelona Sky 4354: 3998: 3935:Southern apse from Pedret 3844:Google Arts & Culture 3447:Pendant with Saint George 3305:Joaquim M. Folch i Torres 3038:1888 Universal Exhibition 2883:documentary collections. 2666:The Cathedral of the Poor 2042:1888 Universal Exhibition 1107:Master of La Seu d'Urgell 681:Southern apse from Pedret 602:and the chapter house of 372:1888 Universal Exhibition 330:1992 Summer Olympic Games 248: 233: 84: 76:Location within Barcelona 55: 47: 39: 32: 4407:Barcelona Royal Shipyard 4058:Virgin of the Consellers 3942:Apse of Santa Maria Àneu 3408:List of museums in Spain 3109:Museu d'Art Jaume Morera 2502:, vaguely influenced by 2419:Laboratory of La Galette 2357:from, respectively, the 1409:The Bearing of the Cross 1064:Pere Garcia de Benabarre 1052:Virgin of the Consellers 884:Virgin of the Consellers 655:Hospital de Sant Nicolau 642:and the carvings in the 535:Catalan Board of Museums 529:. There were no laws in 519:detaching wall paintings 5000:Plaça de Francesc Macià 4447:Casa Bonaventura Ferrer 3970:Altar frontal from Avià 3657:Ajuntament de Barcelona 3626:Gumà, Montserrat (ed). 3584:The Burlington Magazine 2661:Hermen Anglada-Camarasa 2325:and the French artists 2291:Hermen Anglada–Camarasa 1885:Palacio de Villahermosa 1828:Lucas Cranach the Elder 1400:Dormition of the Virgin 1046:: the Valencian artist 794:Apse of la Seu d'Urgell 772:(from Castile and León) 741:Altar frontal from Avià 4990:Plaça d'Ildefons Cerdà 4909:Catalunya en Miniatura 4752:Fundació Antoni Tàpies 4584:Monastery of Pedralbes 4361: 4072:Resurrection of Christ 3977:Paintings from Arlanza 3519:patrimoni.gencat.cat. 3317:Joan Ainaud de Lasarte 3243:Joaquim Folch i Torres 3226: 3197:Televisió de Catalunya 3160: 3151:Educational activities 3083: 3081:Victor Balaguer Museum 3071:Network of art museums 2977:Josep Puig i Cadafalch 2963: 2865:Tomás Francisco Prieto 2518:are the sculptures by 2369:houses in Barcelona's 2347:Josep Puig i Cadafalch 2303:Julio Romero de Torres 1833:The Ill-Matched Couple 1793:Girl Before the Mirror 905: 892: 875: 770:Paintings from Arlanza 755:Altar frontal from Gia 486: 474: 457: 388:Joaquim Folch i Torres 380: 306: 272:visual art located in 240:Catalan pronunciation: 227: 219: 141:41.368333°N 2.153306°E 104: 4924:Parc de la Ciutadella 4873:Gran Teatre del Liceu 4539:Fossar de les Moreres 4360: 4222:Portrait of My Father 4127:Immaculate Conception 3381:winning reality show 3274:The Board of Trustees 3224: 3158: 3078: 2993:competition to design 2961: 2757:the Death of Lucrecia 2718:Josep Bernat Flaugier 2683:Joaquim Torres-García 2522:and the paintings by 2496:Joaquín Torres García 2319:José Gutiérrez Solana 2065:Josep Bernat Flaugier 2032:Modern Art Collection 1848:Jean-Honoré Fragonard 1767:Sebastiano del Piombo 1744:Jean-Honoré Fragonard 1720:Sebastiano dal Piombo 1668:Immaculate Conception 1663:Francisco de Zurbarán 1493:Francisco de Zurbarán 1489:Immaculate Conception 1127:(Córdoban painter) – 898: 881: 873: 866:Gothic Art Collection 539:Parc de la Ciutadella 480: 468: 449: 412:Parc de la Ciutadella 225: 217: 4807:Museu Frederic Marès 4797:Museu de la Xocolata 4742:CosmoCaixa Barcelona 4722:CaixaForum Barcelona 4569:Library of Catalonia 4544:Hospital de Sant Pau 4030:Virgin of the Angels 3984:The Christ from 1147 3857:at Wikimedia Commons 3767:The museum's library 3141:Museu Frederic Marès 3101:Museu de la Garrotxa 3093:Vilanova i la Geltrú 2927:St. Peter's Basilica 2869:Gerónimo Antonio Gil 2613:Francesc Català-Roca 2528:figurative tradition 2194:Ramon Martí i Alsina 2123:Vallmitjana brothers 2046:Palau de Belles Arts 1948:Petrus Paulus Rubens 1808:Giandomenico Tiepolo 1728:Giandomenico Tiepolo 1428:, a contemporary of 1414:St Peter and St Paul 1210:Virgin of the Angels 1004:International Gothic 593:Santa Maria de Taüll 577:Sant Pere del Burgal 455:St. Climent de Taüll 368:Palau de Belles Arts 5015:Rambla de Catalunya 4953:Streets and squares 4747:FC Barcelona Museum 4674:Torre de Collserola 4659:Santa Maria del Mar 4397:Barcelona Cathedral 4387:Arenas de Barcelona 4173:The Spanish Wedding 4120:Madonna of Humility 3808:. 24 February 2014. 3795:Accessed 04/08/2010 3781:. 25 February 2014. 3384:The Amazing Race 10 3263:Pinacoteca di Brera 3046:Nuremberg Chronicle 3032:Library and archive 2806:, ten years later. 2804:Alexandre de Riquer 2659:; Le Paon Blanc by 2434:Alexandre de Riquer 2321:, the photographer 2267:Alexandre de Riquer 2237:The Spanish Wedding 1984:Madonna of Humility 1950:and a landscape by 1920:Bernardino Butinone 1916:Francesco del Cossa 1893:Pedralbes Monastery 1683:Master of Frankfurt 1442:Counter-Reformation 1420:. In this age, the 1165:Master of Estopanyà 1054:whilst the Catalan 996:Barcelona Cathedral 696:Baldachin from Tost 378:collections in the 360:Chapel of St Agatha 280:hill at the end of 196:On site (no charge) 146:41.368333; 2.153306 137: / 36: 5097:Aquarium Barcelona 5071:Palau dels Esports 4995:Plaça de Catalunya 4965:Avinguda Meridiana 4792:Museu de la Música 4767:Gaudí House Museum 4757:Fundació Joan Miró 4664:Santa Maria del Pi 4502:Diagonal Zero Zero 4462:Casa de les Punxes 4402:Barcelona Pavilion 4362: 3359:In popular culture 3261:, attached to the 3227: 3161: 3121:Museu de l'Empordà 3084: 2964: 2730:Ramon Martí Alsina 2377:and the architect 2085:Ramon Martí Alsina 1958:is represented by 1956:Spanish Golden Age 1946:are a painting by 917:in the year 1835. 906: 893: 876: 573:Santa Maria d'Àneu 487: 475: 458: 408:Museu d'Art Modern 336:museums in Spain. 251:), abbreviated as 228: 220: 5110: 5109: 5041:Camp de Les Corts 4980:Passeig de Gràcia 4960:Avinguda Diagonal 4902:Parks and 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Carracci 1465:Massimo Stanzione 1453:Annibale Carracci 1434:Jacopo Tintoretto 1125:Bartolomé Bermejo 1079:Bartolomé Bermejo 998:carved stalls by 992:Bartomeu de Robió 854:Mondoñedo Crosier 663:Mondoñedo Crosier 608:Spanish Civil War 392:Spanish Civil War 212: 211: 206:museunacional.cat 16:(Redirected from 5155: 5076:Palau Sant Jordi 5010:Plaça Sant Jaume 4893:Teatre Principal 4467:Casa Lleó Morera 4314: 4307: 4300: 4291: 4236:Raised left hand 4201:Terraced Village 4004: 3920:Romanesque works 3906: 3899: 3892: 3883: 3852: 3823: 3810: 3809: 3802: 3796: 3789: 3783: 3782: 3775: 3769: 3764: 3758: 3757: 3755: 3754: 3743: 3737: 3736: 3730: 3729:|newspaper= 3726: 3724: 3716: 3700: 3694: 3679: 3670: 3669: 3667: 3665: 3653: 3645: 3639: 3624: 3618: 3607: 3601: 3593: 3587: 3575: 3569: 3568: 3566: 3564: 3542: 3533: 3532: 3530: 3528: 3516: 3505: 3504: 3484: 3478: 3467: 3341:Eduard Carbonell 3193:Una Ma de Contes 2897: 2734:Antoni Viladomat 2726:Claudi Lorenzale 2655:(1897), both by 2627:, among 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