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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
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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
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Author: De Falguera i Sivilla, Antoni, 1876-1947
Publisher: Tipografia l'Avenç
City: Barcelona
Year 1906
Document type: Studies on buildings
Subject: Architecture
Library: Col·lecció particular
Abstract: Monograph on Sant Pere de Roda, former Benedictine monastery in the county of Ampurias, in the Bishopric of Girona, located in the present town of Port de la Selva (Alto Ampurdán). Including a forward by Josep Puig i Cadafalch (Mataró, Maresme, 17 October 1867 – Barcelona, 23 December 1956), Catalan modernist architect, art historian and politician.
Id: 472
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Author: Pi i Margall, Francesc, 1824-1901
Publisher: Imprenta de Juan Roger
City: Barcelona
Year 1842
Document type: Guides and Travel guides
Subject: Art (general)
Library: Biblioteca de Catalunya
Abstract: 'España: obra pintoresca' was published in 1842. Decorated with emblematic illustrations. Despite it was an ambitious publishing project it failed, being published only the first volume, devoted to Catalonia. Among the artists there were José Puiggarí y Llobet who participated with the drawings for the compositions of the woodcut artists: Martínez, Ramón Sáez, Ildefonso Cibera, and Josep Torner. Among the printmakers Antonio Roca Sallent stands out although there were other experts as Ramon Alabern and Àngel Fatjó y Bartra. Another technique used is etching with Lluís Rigalt signing some original double prints on landscape and architecture.
Id: 448
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