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Vacations with art

Cultural plans in Spain Cultural leisure allows us to travel through art to past epochs and countless geographical enclaves. From Setdart, we have prepared a selection of some of the most interesting exhibitions offered by the cultural agenda of this summer in

Latest trends: new artistic paradigms

Important private collection In recent decades and following the rhythm set by the avant-garde, artistic currents have emerged and fed back on each other with fascinating speed, blurring the boundaries between the various trends that have shaped the current artistic landscape. The

The transformative power of the Second Vanguards.

Important private collection The collection on sale on June 12 introduces us to the fascinating Second Avant-Garde through its great protagonists: Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Jean Dubuffet, Pierre Alechinsky, Christo, Yves Klein and Nicky de Saint Phalle. Around the decade of the

Important private collection: The Legacy of the great artists of the 20th and 21st Century

Important private collection Collecting art is one of the most exciting, complex and enigmatic activities that human beings have developed since time immemorial. But what motivations move a certain individual to dedicate part of his or her vital and economic resources to

Sylvie Fleury: the object as fetish

One of the women artists who has had the greatest impact and repercussion on the art scene in recent decades arrives at Setdart with one of her iconic fetish-works. In addition to being part of large public collections, his creations, as controversial

Bernard Buffet: the last great painter of Paris

In a post-war artistic context in which artistic practice was torn between figuration and abstraction, the French painter Bernard Buffet rose to fame at the age of 19 thanks to a completely unique and personal style that gave us one of the

Manuel Ocampo: the irreverence and subversion of Philippine art

Considered one of the key figures of the new Asian postcolonial art, the painter of Philippine origin Manuel Ocampo has been proclaimed as one of the enfants terribles of the current art scene. Throughout his career, Ocampo has given birth to a

“American Progress” Sert, New York and the Rockefellers.

The “golden Twenties” or happy twenties were a time of prosperity and progress so vertiginous that it filled society with optimism, prompting extremely ambitious projects to be carried out. In New York this furor could be appreciated better than anywhere else, as

Sorolla’s talent concentrated in his small “color notes”.

“Valencia Beach, illustrates Joaquín Sorolla’s mastery in sketching, concentrating in a reduced space the purest and most vivid vibration of light and color of the Valencian beaches. The technical virtuosity that Joaquín Sorolla achieved with his pictorial work consecrated him as the

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