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The work of Antonio Saura is rich in that ambiguity which results from the blending of tradition and the avant-garde,[…]

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Text by the curator  Summary The exhibition Dau al Brossa highlights the importance of the Catalan poet Joan Brossa in[…]

GUINOVART. THE CONNECTION WITH MIRÓ Josep Guinovart i Bertran (Barcelona, 1927 – 2007) All through his career, Guinovart expressed the[…]

“Prends l’éloquence et tords—lui son cou !… Et tout Ie reste est littérature.” Verlaine, Art Poétique I’ve always been a[…]

Excerpts of Programio (1951) by Antonio Saura To paint pure forms sadistically standing out against the immense black skies of[…]

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JOAN THARRATS RAL Memories The process of research of my father’s works, as well as of letters and critical texts,[…]