The Royal Collections Gallery proudly presents 'Sorolla, one hundred years of modernity,' a major exhibition honoring Joaquín Sorolla's artistic legacy. This curated collection features 77 paintings, spanning his entire prolific career from early works to the iconic 'Vision of Spain' series. Discover Sorolla's mastery of light and color across vibrant seascapes and impactful portraits, including pieces rarely exhibited in Spain.
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This exhibition celebrates Joaquín Sorolla on the centenary of his passing, bringing together 77 paintings that span all phases of his artistic production and main themes. It features iconic works from prestigious institutions and private collections, some rarely seen in Spain.
The Royal Collections Gallery presents 'Sorolla, one hundred years of modernity,' an exhibition honoring the enduring legacy of Joaquín Sorolla a century after his death. The exhibition meticulously curates 77 paintings, drawing from its own collection, the Museo Sorolla, Fundación Museo Sorolla, and other international institutions such as the Hispanic Society of America and the Musée d’Orsay. These works represent the full spectrum of Sorolla's prolific career, from his early successes and vibrant seascapes to his impactful portraits and the expansive 'Vision of Spain' series. The exhibition is structured into five thematic sections: 'Path to Success,' 'The Ever-changing Sea,' 'Feeling the Portrait,' 'Vision of Spain,' and 'From Landscape to Garden,' offering a comprehensive overview of his artistic evolution and enduring modernity. Curated by Blanca Pons-Sorolla, Consuelo Luca de Tena, and Enrique Varela Agüí, the exhibition highlights Sorolla's relevance and the continued significance of his work. It features some of his most important and high-quality pieces, including works that have rarely or never been exhibited in Spain, such as the recently rediscovered 'Paris Boulevard.' The show emphasizes Sorolla's mastery of light, color, and capturing the essence of Spanish life, demonstrating why his art continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
Tickets can be purchased via the provided link. Opening hours are Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 8 pm, and Sundays and Bank Holidays from 10 am to 7 pm. Entry and exit via Cuesta de la Vega have specific time restrictions from October to March. Entry via Plaza de la Armería is available for the Royal Collection Gallery and temporary exhibitions.
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