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From Sorolla to Barceló: an art in constant evolution

From the second half of the 19th century, artistic practice took a new direction. This idiosyncrasy is reflected in each of the works that, from Sorolla to Barceló, passing through Picasso, Miró or Zabaleta, make up the collection under bidding. In an

Alexandre de Riquer: The Unpublished Collection of the Prince of Modernism

The collection: The unpublished legacy of Alexandre de Riquer. There are collections capable of imbuing us with the spirit of a particular era. In the case we present to you, we are transported to a time when books, illustration and poster art

Darío de Regoyos: a chronicler of his time

Darío de Regoyos’s canvases in bidding stand out as a brilliant example of the artist’s most committed production, for their provenance and traceability. These elements significantly enhance the artistic value of both works. Artists like Darío de Regoyos brought to the Spanish

Sources of artistic inspiration: Camarasa and Casas and the landscapes that marked their work.

The creative genius of countless artists, such as Anglada Camarasa or Ramón Casas, has been enlivened by landscapes and places, whose nature and history have inspired some of their most outstanding works. In fact, it is impossible to separate their trajectory from

Pèl & Ploma

Ramon Casas and Miquel Utrillo gave birth to what was one of the most prestigious international art magazines. The creation of the magazine The spirit of renewal, which defined Europe at the end of the 19th century, took root in Catalonia thanks,

The Granados Collection

The Renaissance of a National Artistic Treasure In October, Setdart will tender one of the most prestigious national collections of Spanish Baroque, the Granados collection. This event will offer a unique opportunity for collectors and art enthusiasts to acquire works by great

Nature and Art. Historic gardens of Andalusia

Discover the beauty of Andalusia’s historic gardens, where art and nature merge in sublime splendor. Explore these green oases that reflect a rich cultural heritage and captivate all visitors. The summer months are a perfect opportunity to visit the historic gardens at

The splendor and peril of ormulu in 19th century France

“May he go to hell! Even the gilder whose brain has succumbed to the vapors of quicksilver is more passionate than he,” exclaimed Flamíneo to Paulo Giordano Orsini, Duke of Bracciano, in John Webster’s tragedy, “The White Devil,” of 1612. The mercury

The road to modernity

The Evolution of Art: From the Orientalist Tradition to the Modern Vanguards The set of pieces from the private collection to be auctioned on June 25 is one of those that allow us to trace a journey through the transformations that marked

An impressionist painting and its enigmatic authorship

The avant-garde and contemporary art have championed the concept of creative freedom in art, but impressionism was the aesthetic current that originated a break with the precepts of the academy and laid the foundations of an artistic revolution based on color and

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