This document provides summaries of various artworks from the Thyssen Museum and Contemporary Art Center in Malaga, Spain. The artworks described include paintings, sculptures, and tapestries depicting landscapes, religious scenes, portraits, and daily life. Commenters provide brief impressions and observations about the pieces.

1. Connections between
Language and Art

2. The Chapel of the Benavente
Family in Medina de Rioseco
● By Genaro Pérez
Villaamil
● Thyssen Malaga
● In the picture we can
see the interior of an
high chapel with golden
decorations.There are
also a lot of people.
● Commented by José U

3. The Brawl
● By Manuel Cabral
Aguado Bejarano
● Thyseen Malaga
This painting is the
continuaton of another
painting called ''A
Drunkard at an Inn''
wich is also exposed
on the Tyseen.Its a
fight between different
groups of people on
an adalusian inn.
Commented by José U

4. Maja with Lapdog
● by Eugenio Lucas
Velázquez.
● Thyssen Malaga
● Its a portrait of a young
woman sitted on a
field.We can also see
a little dog with her.
● Commented by José U

5. Estudio de noche
● Curro Gonzalez
● CAC Malaga
● We can see an untidy and very colorfull study.
● Commented by José U

6. REMA
● Simon Zabell
● CAC Malaga
●
● Commented by José U

7. View of the River Guadalquivir
Manuel Barrón and
Carrillo.
Thyssen Málaga
We can see the River
Guadalquivir with many
boats, the Gold Tower and
the cathedral of Seville.
The tone of the painting is
a reddish-golden light that
produce a beautiful effect.
● Commented by Adrián.

8. Immaculate Conception
The author is unknown.
Thyssen Málaga
We can see the Virgin in the
sky surrounded by angels.
The Immaculate
Conception represent the
birth of the Virgin without
original sin, previous to her
status as Mother of the Son
of God.
● Commented by Adrián.

9. ¿No se unirá usted al baile?
• William Kentridge
• CAC Malaga
• The painting is made in
a tapestry.
• We can see the
silhouette of a man, a
woman and a bird.
• It is a homage to
Picasso from the author.
● Commented by Adrián.

10. Two Moods
• Tony Cragg
• CAC Malaga
• It is made by bronze
• It has two heads.
• We can see how faces
appear in the sculpture
while we turn around it.
• Commented by Adrián.

11. Port of Malaga
● Manuel Barrón y
Carrillo
● Thyssen Málaga
● We can see the port of
Malaga there are a lot
of boats and waves.
● Also in the background
of the picture we can
see a village and
mountain
● Comented by Abdelilah

12. Selling Melons
● Joaquín Sorolla y
Bastida
● Thyssen Málaga
● We can see people
selling and buying
watermelon. They are
in a square.
● Also we can see
around the square
housing
● Comented by Abdelilah

13. View of Venice
● Antonio María Reyna
Manescau
● Thyssen Málaga
● We can see people
fishing with large nets
and fishing boats
● We can also see the
port of Valencia
● Comented by
Abdelilah

14. Siestas, after Bonnard
● Vik Muniz
● C.A.C. Málaga
● We can also to see
that this work is full of
check bits of paper
● below we see a
naked woman lying
on a bed mouth and a
dog on the floor
● Comented by
Abdelilah

15. Beach at Estepona with a View of
the Rock of Gibraltar
● Fritz Bamberger
● Thyssen (Málaga)
● This picture shows a
beautiful coastal
landscape. It is a
realism and naturalism
picture and I liked it so
much.
● Commented by Javier.

16. The Priest
● Bernardo Ferándiz
Badenes
● Thyssen (Málaga)
● I think this picture is
very worked. In the
top you can see the
trees and houses
perfectly detailed
although they are far
from the priest
● Commented by Javier.

17. Inside Courtyard, Seville
● Manuel García
Rodriguez
● Thyssen (Málaga)
● I love so much this
picture because of
the flowers. They are
very colourful and I
think it is very difficult
painting something
like.
● Commented by Javier.

18. Donut sellers in a corner of Sevilla
● Manuel Wssel de
Guimbarda
● Thyssen (Málaga)
● This picture is very
curius. It shows a
tipical donut sellers
and that catches my
atention. I think this
picture is natural and
vivacious.
●
Commented by Javier.

19. Papers for all
● Rafael Alvarado
● C.A.C (Málaga)
● I think this picture did
not match what I can
see and I did not
understand the title
but I liked it so much
●
Commented by Javier.