Ramon Casas i Carbó (1866–1932) was a Catalan Spanish artist. Living through a turbulent time in the history of his native Barcelona, he was known as a portraitist, sketching and painting the intellectual, economic, and political elite of Barcelona, Paris, Madrid, and beyond; he was also known for his paintings of crowd scenes ranging from the audience at a bullfight to the assembly for an execution to rioters in the Barcelona streets. Also, a graphic designer, his posters and postcards helped to define the Catalan art movement known as modernism. Ramon Casas https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/ramon-casas-4-spanish-artist-18661932/267470051 https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/ramon-casas-3-spanish-18661932ssppsx/267470030 https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/ramon-casas-2-spanish-artist-18661932/267470009 https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/ramon-casas-1-spanish-artist-18661932/267469972

1. Ramon Casas (1866–1932), Self-portrait dressed as a flamenquero, 1883 - MNAC Barcelona

2. Ramon Casas i Carbó (1866–1932) was a Catalan Spanish artist. Living
through a turbulent time in the history of his native Barcelona, he
was known as a portraitist, sketching and painting the intellectual,
economic, and political elite of Barcelona, Paris, Madrid, and beyond;
he was also known for his paintings of crowd scenes ranging from the
audience at a bullfight to the assembly for an execution to rioters in
the Barcelona streets. Also a graphic designer, his posters and
postcards helped to define the Catalan art movement known as
modernism.
In 1890s, Casas was one of many artists exercising their artistic
talents around the Moulin de la Galette in Paris. Casas and his friend,
and fellow artist, Santiago Rusinol, constructed several exhibitions
back in their native city of Barcelona, that exhibited their first-
hand experiences of the French culture and art. Over time, these
exhibitions quickly evolved into a center of progressive painting
scenes within the Modernist movement. Casas became a leading
figure in the revival of Catalan culture, and was one of the first
Spanish artists to introduce French Modernisme to Spain in the late
nineteenth-century.
Self-portrait, Abadía de Montserrat

3. Cabeza
de
niño
(27,5
x
20,5
cm)
Colección
particular
Niño con gorra
(58 x 39 cm)
Colección particular

4. Casas y Rusiñol resguardándose
del frío en su casa de Montmatre

5. Casas, Casellas y Rusiñol Retrato de Santiago Rusiñol 1889

6. Encuentro de Rusiñol y Casas en París
Santiago Rusiñol - Portrait of Ramon Casas

7. Rusiñol pintando al aire libre

8. Viaje en
carro
Caricatura de Santiago
Rusiñol, al damunt
d'una làmpada,
(c.1895)
200 x 100 cm
Museu Can Ferrat

9. Ciclista. La
tornada
(Cyclist.
Return trip)
Museu
Nacional
d'Art de
Catalunya -
MNAC,
Barcelona

10. Isaac Albéniz (1860-1909)
Isaac Albéniz (1860-1909)

11. Isaac Albéniz
(1860-1909)
Museu Nacional
d'Art de
Catalunya -
MNAC, Barcelona

12. The Albéniz Palace is the official residence of The King in
Catalonia, although rarely used as an actual residence

13. Saló de Ramon Casas,
Palauet Albéniz, Barcelona

14. Saló de Ramon Casas,
Palauet Albéniz, Barcelona

15. Jaume
Brossa,
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona
Portrait
of
Santiago
Rusiñol
1900
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona

16. Retrato
de
Miquel
Utrillo,
1917
Colección
particular
Retrato
de
Santiago
Rusiñol
(1905-1910)
Colección
particular
Retrato
de
Isidre
Nonell
(1898
)
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona

17. Portrait of Emili Fernández, “Napoleon”,
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya - MNAC,
Barcelona
Hombre leyendo – Retrato
del fotógrafo “Napoleón”
Emilio Fernandez Tiffon,
1893

18. Portrait of Pablo Picasso
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya - MNAC, Barcelona

19. Self-portrait dressed as a flamenquero, 1883
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya - MNAC, Barcelona

20. Self Portrait in the Atelier, 1882

21. Self-portrait
1882
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona
Young Man, 1891
32x42cm

22. Estudio del natural para el retrato del rey Alfonso XIII, 1904
(73.5 x 63 cm) Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, Barcelona Monasterio de San Benet de Bages (100x81 cm)

23. Àngel
Guimerà
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona
Capitán de barco
Autorretrato, 1908
Colección Ignacio
Zaragoza Rovira

24. Camino antiguo de
Vilanova, 1891
85 x 123 cm
Colección Banco de
España

25. Club de regatas, 1892
100 x 140 cm
Abadía de Montserrat

26. Landscape with
Figures
(Paisaje con
figuras),1890
Museo de
Pontevedra

27. Embarque de tropas, 1896
90 x 180 cm
Colección particular

28. The
Corpus
Christi
Procession
Leaving
the
Church
of
Santa
Maria
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona

29. El garrote vil, 1894
MN Centro de Arte Reina Sofia
Madrid

30. La Carga
(The
Charge)
MN Centro
de Arte
Reina Sofia
Madrid

31. Las regatas, 1888
40.5 x 82 cm
Colección Galería Gothsland,
Barcelona

32. Le
Sacré-Coeur,
Montmartre,
1891(67
x
55.5
cm)
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona
Montmartre
Biblioteca
Museu
Víctor
Balaguer.
Vilanova
i
la
Geltrú

33. Paisaje con arboles
Rincón de mi jardín (Corner of my Garden)

34. Paisaje con casas

35. Paisaje De Tamarit (The Landscape Of Tamarit)
Patio de la prisión vieja de Barcelona, 1894

36. Montmartre. Paisaje nublado,1891
Museu Comarcal de la Garrotxa, Olot
Paisaje (63 x 55 cm) Colecció particular

37. Interior de taller después de una
fiesta
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
- MNAC, Barcelona

38. Interior de taller, 1883
64.5 x 92 cm
Colección J. Codina

39. Recuerdo
de
la
mi-careme,
1900
(16
x
12
cm)
Colección
familia
Codina
Retrato
del
violonchelista
Gálvez
(85
x
68
cm)
Colección
particular

40. Retrato,
1920
(41
x
27
cm)
Colección
particular
Retrato del Dr.
Alberto Roquer
17,5 x 12,5 cm
Colección
particular

41. Jacint
Verdaguer
Retrato
al
carbón
Retrato
de
Charles
Deering,
1914
(
92
x
74
cm)
Colección
Arte
de
la
Vila
de
Sitges,
Barcelona

42. Portrait of the Pianist Carles G.
Vidiella (1856-1915), 1892
Museu Nacional d'Art de
Catalunya - MNAC, Barcelona

43. Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
MNAC, Barcelona
Retrat de Jaume Borràs interpretant
a Manelic

44. Santiago Rusiñol y Ramón Casas
retratándose, 1890
60 x 73 cm
Museo Cau Ferrat
Consorcio del Patrimonio de Sitges

45. Retrato
masculino,
1885
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona
Tom
Roberts,
1883
(32.7
x
24.5
cm)
National
Gallery
of
Victoria
-
Melbourne

46. Sr. Joan Bofill
Martorell
36 x 27 cm
Colección particular
Retrato de Ramón
Casas, padre del
artista, 1890
200 x 100 cm
Colección Caixa de
Manresa

47. Retrato
del
pintor
Modesto
Teixidor,
1917
Colección
particular
Retrato
de
Josep
Puig
i
Cadafalch
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona

48. Retrato
del
poeta
belga
Hans
Batge
Retrato
de
Lluís
Millet,
1897-1899
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona
Retrato
de
Ignasi
Iglésias,
1897-1899
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona

49. Retratos
de
Lluís
Bagaria
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona

50. Albert Bernís, 1897
Museu Nacional
d'Art de Catalunya
MNAC, Barcelona
Auguste Rodin
Museu Nacional
d'Art de Catalunya
MNAC, Barcelona

51. Retrato de Darío de Regoyos
Retrato de Eugeni d´Ors

52. Retrato
de
Joan
Pellicer
y
Montseny
Colecció
del
Museu
de
l'Empordà
-
Figueres
Retrato
de
M.
Urgell

53. Retrato
de
Manolo
Hugué,
1897-1899
(62.2
x
29.5
cm)
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona
Retrato
de
Badila
picador
y
artista
de
zarzuela
Retrato
de
Josep
Codina,
1892
(200
x
100
cm)
Colección
J.
Codina

54. Retrato de Arcadi Mas i
Fondevila
Museu Nacional d'Art de
Catalunya - MNAC,
Barcelona

55. Retrato de Aureliano de
Beruete
Museu Nacional d'Art de
Catalunya - MNAC,
Barcelona
Retrato
de
Juli
Vallmitjana
Fundación
Cultural
Privada
Manuel
Rocamora.
Barcelona

56. Retrato
de
Jaume
Pahissa
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona
Retrato
de
Eusebi
Corominas
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona

57. Retrato
de
Eduard
Marquina
Museu
Nacional
d'Art
de
Catalunya
-
MNAC,
Barcelona
Retrat
de
Marià
Vayreda
(cca1900)
Museu
Comarcal
de
la
Garrotxa

58. Retrato de
Joaquín Torres
García
Museu Nacional
d'Art de
Catalunya -
MNAC,
Barcelona
Retrato de
Joaquim Casas
i Carbó
Museu Nacional
d'Art de
Catalunya -
MNAC,
Barcelona

59. Retrato de
Miguel de
Unamuno
Museu Nacional
d'Art de
Catalunya -
MNAC,
Barcelona
Retrato de
Mariano Benlliure
(1904-1905)
Museu Nacional
d'Art de Catalunya
- MNAC,
Barcelona

60. Ramon Casas’
portrait of early
20th century
French composer
and pianist Erik
Satie was
donated to
Northwestern
University Library
by Mrs.
Chauncey
McCormick, one
of the daughters
of Charles
Deering, in 1956.
It has traveled
around the world
to be included in
major museum
exhibitions.
El Bohemio, Poet of Montmartre
Toulouse-Lautrec and Montmartre exhibition, The National Gallery of Art (March-June 2005)
and The Art Institute of Chicago (July-October 2005). Barcelona and Modernity exhibition,
The Cleveland Institute of Art (October 2006-January 2007) and The Metropolitan Museum of
Art (March-June 2007), to Paris’ Grand Palais for an exhibition on the history of Bohemian
artists and a subsequent exhibit, also on Bohemian artists, at the Fundación MAPFRE in
Madrid and to Germany in January 2014

61. Sound: Isaac Albéniz - Capricho Catalan (Arthur Zachary Backwoods, piano)
Text and pictures: Internet
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Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu
2014
Saló de Ramon Casas - Albeniz Palace Barcelona