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- Adela Laborda
- An important episode in the history of graphic humour in Catalonia: the Agell Collection in the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya / 2
- An important episode in the history of graphic humour in Catalonia: the Agell Collection in the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya / 1
- Concerning “Fabrica de salchichon de Vich Juan Torra” (1896), by Alexandre de Riquer
- Bookplates of Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya
- Albert Estrada-Rius
- Àlex Mitrani
- Àlex Masalles
- Alícia Cornet
- Ana Ponce
- ANDARTE
- Àngels Comella
- Anna Calvet
- Anna Carreras
- Antonio Ortega
- Balma Badal
- ‘This Saint George’s Day, the Amics are giving books as presents at the Museum Library!’
- #GivingTuesday: The Friends of the Museu Nacional join the global movement
- Observing items of furniture from Gothic domestic interiors
- The Friends want “Font de la vida” by Aurèlia Muñoz to remain in the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya
- Benoit de Tapol
- Berta Blasi
- Carme Ramells
- Cèsar Favà
- The panels of Christ the Redeemer by Bermejo, a predella for the altarpiece of Santo Domingo de Silos (Daroca)
- A Gothic panel by Lluís Dalmau, a new addition to the museum’s collection
- “Adversus iudaeos” in paintings in the Gothic art collection
- A new attribution to Joan Mates, a painter of Catalan Gothic
- Prodigies in the collection
- Conxa Rodà
- Cristina Riera
- Eduard Vallès
- Lina Ódena, the legend of the militiawoman who committed suicide, and the mayor of el prat
- The 130th anniversary of Torres-Garcia’s arrival in Barcelona (1892-2022): Torres-Garcia in the Museu Nacional‘s collections/2
- The 130th anniversary of Torres-Garcia’s arrival in Barcelona (1892-2022): Torres-Garcia in the Museu Nacional’s collections/1
- Picasso’s “poster”: festivities of La Mercè, Barcelona 1902
- Isidre Nonell & Josep Pla: the luminous herrings
- Elena Llorens
- Èlia Llach
- Elisabet Pueyo
- Emma Vandellós
- Esteve Riambau
- Esther Fuertes
- Connected: let’s creat a project
- Let’s explore the past, talking about the present: Educational programme 2021-2022
- Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) a necessary educational methodology
- Working for change: the laboratory of education
- Three years of Tàndem: the school and the museum, partners in education
- Z_Estudiants en pràctiques de Postgraus i Màsters
- The elasticity of the work in a museum: the narrative of some practices
- The Flemish key in the museum’s collection: study of three virgins
- A history of accessibility: out of sight, out of mind:
- Reconstructing doors from the past. Entering into the lapidary collection of the Museu Nacional
- Creating an art gif in the museum
- Estudiants de 2n Batxillerat A
- Eugenia Ortiz
- Ferran Pérez
- Francesc Quílez
- The Heartbeat of Nature. Drawings from the 19th century from the Museu Nacional collection
- Nature and modern artistic sensibility
- Public Exhibition of a Picture by Ferrer Miró: Overcoming Elitist Prejudices
- Nonell, between tradition and modernity: affinities and complicities /2
- Nonell in context. Beauty from the margins
- Gemma Reguant
- Z_ Guest blogger
- Back to school: conflict, structures and stars. The experience of the creator “In Residence” Svantje Busshoff
- A luxurious 16th-century bride’s chest in the Museu Nacional
- Bread in the Last Supper of the early Gothic
- The Master of the Prodigal Son in the storerooms of the Museu Nacional, an old Flemish altarpiece
- Visiting the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, for real!
- Ingrid Vidal
- Jana Soto
- Jesús Galdón
- Joan Casellas
- Joan Duran-Porta
- Joan Pey
- Joan Yeguas
- “Good Hope” dressed with the sun
- A change of identity in a portrait by Claudio Coello from the Cambó Bequest
- A previously unexhibited series by the painter Cajetan Roos (or Gaetano de Rosa)
- A three-faced Trinity at the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya
- A previously unexhibited still-life by Antonio Ponce at the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya
- Joan Josep Pintado
- Jordi Camps
- Jordi Casanovas
- Jordi Àngel Carbonell
- Josep Maria Planas
- Josep M. Carreté
- Josep-Miquel Faura
- Juan José Lahuerta
- Júlia Llull
- Juliette Raussin
- Laia Pérez
- Lluís Alabern
- M. Lluïsa Faxedas
- Magda Juandó
- Manel Garcia
- Mariàngels Fondevila
- Manuel Vallejo
- Maria Clua
- Marta Mérida
- Martí Casas
- Maurici Dueñas
- Mercè Saura
- Milena Pi
- Mireia Berenguer
- Mireia Campuzano
- Mireia Capdevila
- Mireia Mestre
- Mónica Baró
- Montse Badia
- Montse Frisach
- Montse Gumà
- Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
- Neus Conte
- Norma Vélez
- Núria Oriols
- Núria Prat
- Calaf Market: the restoration of an unusual work
- From the storeroom to the display cabinet: the recovery of the Altarpiece-tabernacle of Saint Nicholas /2
- From the storeroom to the display cabinet: the recovery of the Altarpiece-tabernacle of Saint Nicholas /1
- The magnificence of the “fashion” and the brightness of the colours of Gothic II
- The magnificence of the “fashion” and the brightness of the colours of the Gothic I
- Núria Perales
- Paz Marquès
- The fresco paintings by Annibale Carracci and his assistants, conserved in the Museu Nacional: removal, transferral and shipping from Rome to Barcelona
- An extraordinary bestiary: San Pedro de Arlanza. «Griffin» and «Pardus and architecture» / 2
- An extraordinary bestiary: San Pedro de Arlanza. «Griffin» and «Pardus and architecture» / 1
- A group of Apostles out of place. Mural paintings from Sant Pere del Burgal /2
- A group of Apostles out of place. Mural Paintings from Sant Pere del Burgal / 1
- Pepe Serra
- Raúl Gimeno
- Redacció museu
- Reme Barbero
- Ricard Bru
- Ro Caminal
- Roser Cambray
- Ruth Bagan
- Sandra Figueras
- Sandra Herrera
- Sílvia Redondo
- Sílvia Tena
- Sílvia Lanceta
- Teresa González
- Five ways to wellbeing. A graphic chrincle from two months together
- Pandemic, museums and the elderly
- The management of accessibility and inclusion, a shared responsibility
- The museum, multi-disciplinary incubator: a setting for discovering my profession
- Museums and accessibility: a community of practice
- Valeria Mamczynski
- Vicenç Martí
- Xavier Abelló
- Dr. Xavier Sierra i Valentí
- Yolanda Ruiz
- The “Hotel Colón”. The story behind a snapshot by Antoni Campañà
- The donation by Lluís Masriera in 1932 to the Library of the Museums
- The role of Salvador Sanpere i Miquel in the origin of the Library of the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya
- The “cartes de visite” in the Museum Library
- Illustrated Books from Alexandre de Riquer’s Private Library/2
- Adela Laborda
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The blog of the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya is published on Thursdays. Each week we’ll discuss experiences, present behind the scenes, share processes and knowledge about our art collection. Plurality of authors from the museum’s team will ensure we offer a diversity of topics and perspectives. We’ll appreciate your comments!The texts of the posts are published underCheck our privacy policy (pdf - 69 Kb)
