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The Stämplfi Foundation Travels to Paris in the 1960s in Its New Temporary Exhibition

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Sitges also wants to be a reference in contemporary art and not conform to the footprint that Modernism and Novecentism left in the village of Garraf. Beyond the rich art collections that are found in Cau Ferrat (the house of Santiago Rusiñol, where there are also works by Picasso and El Greco, to give two examples) and in the Museu de Maricel (where you can see pieces by Ramon Casas, Lola Anglada, Joaquim Sunyer i Pere Jou, among others), Sitge…

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The Stämplfi Foundation Travels to Paris in the 1960s in Its New Temporary Exhibition

Sitges also wants to be a reference in contemporary art and not conform to the footprint that Modernism and Novecentism left in the village of Garraf. Beyond the rich art collections that are found in Cau Ferrat (the house of Santiago Rusiñol, where there are also works by Picasso and El Greco, to give two examples) and in the Museu de Maricel (where you can see pieces by Ramon Casas, Lola Anglada, Joaquim Sunyer i Pere Jou, among others), Sitge…

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La Vanguardia broke the news in Granada, Spain on Thursday, April 2, 2026.
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