Temporary Exhibition
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Real(isms). New Figurative Trends in Spanish Art from 1918 to 1936
This exhibition takes an extensive look at a chronologically short but creatively intense period in which the first truly determined drive towards artistic renewal (and even the avant-garde) and a break with nineteenth-century art emerged in Spain in the form of a realist figurative art. At the start of the 1900s, the historical avant-garde...
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Negra es la noche. Grabados de Solana, Cossío y Bores
This exhibition, which brings together for the first time the graphic work of three artists who played a key role in the drive to modernise Spanish art in the 1920s and the 1930s – José Gutiérrez Solana, Pancho Cossío and Francisco Bores –, introduces spectators to a grim universe. The 34 prints featured in Black is the Night,...
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Obras maestras del arte belga. Colección del Musée d’Ixelles
Esta exposición indagará en las principales tendencias estéticas desarrolladas en Bélgica desde finales de siglo XIX hasta principios del XX, a través de un completo y singular conjunto de piezas procedente del Musée d’Ixelles (Bruselas). El arte belga de ese período presenta influencias internacionales y características espec...
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Juana Francés. Intimate retrospective (1957-1985)
This exhibition, organised in collaboration with the MACA, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Alicante, presents in Malaga the work of one of the most outstanding Spanish women artists of the second half of the twentieth century: Juana Francés (Alicante, 1924−Madrid, 1990). The Alicante-born pai...
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Guest works. Joaquín Peinado
Engaging in dialogue with the paintings from the Carmen Thyssen collection on display in the second floor of the permanent collection, these five guest works from the Museo Unicaja Joaquín Peinado of the Fundación Unicaja Ronda show one of the many avenues that emerged from the formal revolution o...
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Paul Strand. Pure Beauty. Photographs from the Fundación MAPFRE Collection
Beginnings in New York (1915−1930) This is the first exhibition to show the complete holdings of the photographs of Paul Strand (New York, 1890−Orgeval, France, 1976) acquired by Fundación MAPFRE between 2011 and 2015, the largest existing collection outside the United States. The 131 ...