This first selection of Neoseries from the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC, Barcelona) focuses on two of the most emblematic periods in its collection. On the one hand, Romanesque art, developed between the 11th and 13th centuries, of which the MNAC can proudly claim to preserve the largest collection in the world. Many of these works, originally painted on wood, are also reproduced on wooden panels in their Neoserie version, respecting the materiality of each piece.

On the other hand, Catalan Modernisme, a movement that shaped the cultural identity of the late 19th century and early 20th, internationally recognized for its fusion of applied arts, architecture, and painting. Among its leading figures are Ramón Casas, Joaquim Mir, and other artists who defined the aesthetics of an era, bringing forward an innovative and cosmopolitan vision that continues to fascinate today.