Leaders from 2004
SETDART was born in 2004 trying to get a modern vision from the Art auction world with a clear target. Make the spanish market more popular , show the spanish Art worldwide and improve management and advice to customers by a experts team.
Joan Rebull: the sculptor of the eternal and the classic
Through the female figure Joan Rebull, recovered the purest essence of our Mediterranean identity....
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The timeless beauty of earrings, a complement to clothing.
The discovery of the so-called Ötzy, the Iceman, a 5000-year-old body in the Italian Alps with an earring in his ear, shows us that earrings have been part of different civilizations since at least th...
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Design classics in a contemporary context
What words could define the design? Beauty, ergonomics, functionality, simplicity... A good design is more complex than a functional object, and its definition is broader than a merely aesthetic objec...
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Masters in Naples around 1700
The name of the city of Naples has been resonating for almost three thousand years, and for good reason it is one of the oldest and most cultural in the world. From Greeks, to Etruscans and Romans amo...
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Spanish artists at the School of Paris
Antoni Clavé, Francisco Bores and a long etcetera of Spanish artists found in the Paris of the historical avant-gardes, the fertile soil in which to develop their work. The unparalleled cultural hotb...
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The look that hides an old attribution to Goya
Dark eyes full of strength stare at the viewer. They look almost like a beacon within the canvas, totally enveloped in shadows where the brush strokes of the wig and dress intertwine with the backgrou...
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The journey to eternity in ancient Egypt
Egypt could not be understood without its vision of the Hereafter, the search for eternity after death. Much of the testimonies that have come down to us are a reflection of that idea of life. Religio...
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Raoul Dufy: reinterpreting isms
Impressionistic? Cubist? fauvist? There are many labels with which Raoul Dufy's work has been defined and delimited. But the truth is that the painter of Norman origin traveled through these isms with...
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The evolution of the altarpiece until the Renaissance
The origins of Christian places of worship were not buildings dedicated exclusively to prayer, but a chamber within a building, such as a room or a small corner, intended for that purpose. Here, one o...
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Flora and fauna source of inspiration for the art of goldsmithing
Since ancient times, nature has been a source of inspiration for man. From it, all the artists have drunk for the elaboration of their works, and the goldsmiths could not be less. In the beginning, bo...
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Eve: the first femme fatale
Throughout the history of art, the biblical figure of Eve has been the subject of countless representations whose iconography has built and sustained a certain archetype of the female gender. The epis...
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The rebirth of the garland in painting
Originally from Greek and Roman antiquity, the garland as an artistic element became popular again in northern Europe thanks to the Flemish painter Jan Brueghel the Elder, who began to resume the use...
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Mestizo art and devotion in America
One of the pillars of the Christian faith is the conviction that human beings were created in the image and likeness of God. If we transfer this idea to the world of art, we observe that it is done in...
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Peter Zimmerman’s Metapainting
The work of Peter Zimmerman is considered one of the most outstanding contributions to international pictorial abstraction Throughout the history of art, there have been many great artists who have ra...
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Edgar Plans: the triumph of the artist with the soul of a child
On May 24, the artist from Gijón, who has managed to conquer the current art scene, arrives for the first time at our auction Picasso claimed that learning to paint like Renaissance artists took only...
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The ages of Joan Ponç: from youthful surrealism to the harbingers of maturity
The set of works that we present at the Contemporary Art auction on May 24 highlights the figure of Ponç as one of the most fascinating and enigmatic artists of the second half of the 20th century in...
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