Romantic and Costumbrista Collection
This exhibition brings together the Cajasur Foundation, the Institute for Culture and Arts of Seville (ICAS), and Autismo Sevilla to show Sevillians and visitors a different way of accessing culture, taking into account the diversity of all people.
Field I - Romantic painting in Seville
Field I - Romantic painting in Seville
Room 1Room 2Room 3Room 4
Field II - Sevillian painters in Rome and Paris
Field II - Sevillian painters in Rome and Paris
Room 5Room 6Room 7
Field III - Costumbrismo
Field III - Costumbrismo
Room 8
Field IV - Religious art
Field IV - Religious art
Room 9Room 10
Field V - The landscape in the Sevillian School
Field V - The landscape in the Sevillian School
Room 11Room 12
Field VI - Sculptures
Field VI - Sculptures
Room 13
ROOM 1
ROOM 1
Romantic painting in Seville (1830-1860)
Travelling foreign painters
ROOM 2
ROOM 2
Romantic painting in Seville (1830-1860)
Romantic Costumbrismo
ROOM 3
ROOM 3
Romantic painting in Seville (1830-1860)
The Romantic landscape
ROOM 4
ROOM 4
Romantic painting in Seville (1830-1860)
Sevillian academic painters
ROOM 5
ROOM 5
Sevillian painters in Rome and Paris (1870-1895)
García Ramos
ROOM 6
ROOM 6
Sevillian painters in Rome and Paris (1870-1895)
The Jiménez Aranda saga
ROOM 7
ROOM 7
Sevillian painters in Rome and Paris (1870-1895)
Casacón painting (1870-1885)
ROOM 8
ROOM 8
The continuity of Costumbrismo
The persistence of Costumbrismo (1870-1900
ROOM 9
ROOM 9
Religious art
Religious sculpture and painting
ROOM 10
ROOM 10
Religious art
Devotional sculpture
ROOM 11
ROOM 11
Landscape in Sevillian schools
ROOM 12
ROOM 12
Landscape in Sevillian schools
ROOM 13
ROOM 13
Sculpture