Author:  Espresati, Carlos G.
Publisher: Imprenta de J. Layunta
City: Madrid
Year 1913
Document type:  Conferences
Subject: Architecture
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Lecture delivered by Carlos G. Espresati on 26 April, 1913, regarding El Greco's house in Toledo, which had recently opened, focusing on the history and the architecture of the building.
Id: 602

Author:  García Llansó, Antonio, 1854-1914
Publisher: Imprenta de Jaime Jepús
City: Barcelona
Year 1893
Document type:  Studies on buildings
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: The inaugural guide of the Victor Balaguer Museum Library, situated in Vilanova i la Geltrú. Established in 1884 by Victor Balaguer i Cirera (Barcelona, December 11, 1824 – Madrid, January 14, 1901), the library was created as a token of gratitude to the city for its support throughout his political career. Balaguer, a liberal politician, romantic writer, poet, historian, and a prominent figure in the Catalan Renaissance.
Id: 503

Author:  Boutoleu, Claudio
Publisher: G. Álvarez y Cª, impresores
City: Sevilla
Year 1875
Document type:  Studies on artists
Subject: Painting
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Study on Bartolome Esteban Murillo (1617-1682) and more specifically on his painting “Saint Anthony of Padua”, from 1656 (oil on canvas, Seville Cathedral), one of his most important works.
Id: 502

Author:  García Llansó, Antonio, 1854-1914
Publisher: Arte y Ciencias, Librería Artística Cientifico-Industrial
City: Barcelona
Year 1920?
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Decorative arts
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Monograph on the iron collection at Cau Ferrat, situated in Sitges, the residence and studio of the multifaceted artist and writer Santiago Rusiñol (Barcelona, February 25, 1861 - Aranjuez, June 13, 1931). Rusiñol, a prominent figure in Catalan Modernism, was renowned as a painter, writer, collector, journalist, and playwright. The monograph features photographs showcasing various items such as knockers, rings, hinges, bars, candlesticks, and more.
Id: 501

Author:  Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla
Publisher: Francisco Alvarez y Cía
City: Sevilla
Year 1850
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: This is the first catalogue of the Provincial Museum of Seville made in 1850. The works of unknown authors are found under the title 'Sevillian School'. Some of the pictures listed were not on public display at the time of publication of this catalogue.
Id: 500

Publisher: Ministerio de Instrucción Pública
City: Madrid
Year 1928
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Catalogue of the exhibition held in the Hague and in Amsterdam on Spanish art from 1828 to 1928, year of the exhibition, including works by Francisco de Goya, Eduardo Rosales, Joaquin Sorolla, Santiago Rusiñol, Marià Benlliure, and more.
Id: 497

Author:  Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla
Publisher: Imprenta de Gironés, Orduña y Castro
City: Sevilla
Year 1881
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Catalogue of the works housed at the Provincial Museum of Seville in 1881. Paintings by unidentified artists are categorised under 'Sevillian School.' Notably, some of the listed paintings were not publicly displayed at the time of the catalogue's publication.
Id: 496

Publisher: Imprenta y librería de Rubio y Cano, Sucesores de Martinez de Aguilar.
City: Málaga
Year 1874
Document type:  Catalogs
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Catalogue of the retrospective exhibition held in Malaga in June 1874 containing Egyptian and Roman antiquities, weapons, furniture, ceramics and enamels, scuptures, books, paintings, prints, etc.
Id: 475

Author:  Blanco Trias, Pedro, 1883-1962
Publisher: Imprenta SS.Corazones
City: Palma de Mallorca
Year 1949
Document type:  Treatises
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Monograph on the objects from the Monastery of Montserrat which escaped the looting and destruction by French troops in 1881, being transferred to Mallorca.
Id: 474

Author:  Bellalta Collet, Jose D., 1880-1914
Publisher: Imprenta y Litografía de Arturo Suárez
City: Barcelona
Year 1906
Document type:  Studies on artists
Subject: Biographies of artists
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Biography of Manuel de Llauder i de Camín (Argentona, Maresme, 3 July 1789 – Madrid, 6 March 1851), a Catalan soldier and politician. He played a significant role in the War of Independence, particularly during the siege of Gerona. Serving in the army of Fernando VII, he remained loyal to Queens Maria Cristina and Isabel II until his death, rejecting the Carlists in Barcelona. The second part features a biography of the prominent neoclassical author Damia Campeny i Estrany (Mataró, 1771 – Barcelona, 1885). This work received recognition at the Floral Games held in Mataro on 29 July 1904.
Id: 473