Castelltersol
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Montserrat
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Paisatge d’Olot

On behalf of the Generalitat of Catalonia, he traveled to Italy with the sculptor Joan Rebull, to learn about the methods of artistic teaching that they later put into practice, with the town council of Tarragona and the Generalitat, In the city of Tarragona he developed a project to renew and make the artistic education […]
Read moreLandscape. El Ter [Ter river]

Antoni Ros portrayed multiple landscapes around the waters of the Ter River. This work is not dated but could have been made at the beginning of 1900, dates in which the painter portrayed on several occasions similar scenarios of stagnant waters of the River Ter, such as Closes del Ter (1908) or Dusk (1905). In […]
Read moreMartinet bridge

After two centuries, and between the physical geography of the different Catalan counties and the experiences of an artist and his connection with the territory, we find the painter Joaquim Terruella working in Martinet de Cerdanya. It represented a bridge, which takes us into an impressionistic landscape, arid and dry, with the counterpoint of the […]
Read moreHorse cart. Paris

Night scene, centered on a white horse with a cart inside a warehouse in one of the Paris markets. It is an oil sketch that the painter took live from nature and that he later used for larger compositions to present in exhibitions or competitions. A frequent theme in the painting of the first Parisian […]
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A painter, jeweller and goldsmith trained in the Noucentisme style by Francesc Galí and working as a jeweller in his town of Valls, he immersed himself in the landscape of the Alt Camp region. In 1924, he travelled to Paris for the first time, where he saw the works of Cézanne and Matisse, artists influential […]
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Rafael Durancamps liked to paint meticulously. The execution of his compositions and arrangements are very careful and his method was that of a perfectionist. In spite of the novelty and advantages associated with the modern industrial production of paint tubes, he decided to continue making his colour pallet with natural pigments, in the old way.
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He taught for many years at the Artistic Centre and School of Fine Arts of Olot, and he formed a group of enthusiastic landscape artists, the beginnings of what at that time was the revolutionary Olot School of landscape painting. Although it was created by Vayreda, Berga was the one to consolidate and popularise the […]
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