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An Art Trail Through Spain
Sponsored: Whether you’re a fan of the Spanish masters or an admirer of contemporary pieces, these are the best places to see art in Spain.
By Sophie Killip | March 3 2021
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With over 1,500 museums in the country, it’s easy to find spectacular art in Spain – but with many of the museums and galleries boasting masterpieces from renowned artists, the prospect of choosing which cultural centers and cities to visit can be daunting.
That’s why
Elite Traveler has put together a curated art trail through Spain, including exciting cities that are worth visiting in their own rights and some of the best art galleries each place has to offer. Whether you’re on a pilgrimage to Dalí’s hometown, a fan of the Spanish masters, or looking to admire contemporary pieces, these are the best places to see art in Spain.
Willi Sitte und der Rest, der bleibt
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Buste de femme.Courtesy of Smith & Partners.
“This picture is one of the best-known of Picasso’s series of images of Dora Maar. The electric red lends an intensity that heightens the colors of Picasso’s muse’s face and clothing. The yellows, blues, and greens thrust themselves into a bold relief through their contrast with the near-monochrome background. It is a joyful rendition that was created at the height of the artists’ relationship. Anecdotally,
Buste De Femme (Femme à la résille) was one of the paintings with which Picasso was unable to part during his lifetime, only changing hands after his death, whereby it was inherited by his granddaughter, Marina.”