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@stubbornpenguin.bsky.social Oct 15, 2026, 8:22 PM

Sketching Bryan... 🥺.

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@siga.spainculture.us Oct 13, 2026, 1:47 PM

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@mdstamper.bsky.social Oct 11, 2026, 3:26 PM

“Jove decadent. Després del ball” (Decadent Young Woman. After the Ball) by Ramon Casas (Spanish) – Oil on canvas / 1899 – Museu de Montserrat (Montserrat, Spain) #WomenInArt #RamonCasas #Casas #MuseudeMontserrat #art #artText #arte #CatalanArt #Modernisme #FinDeSiecle #SpanishArt #1890sArt

A woman has collapsed across a green sofa, her body stretched almost diagonally from one end to the other. Spanish artist Ramon Casas makes exhaustion the subject of “Jove decadent. Després del ball.” The woman’s black dress spreads heavily across the cushions and toward the floor, while one arm hangs loosely over the sofa’s edge. Her head sinks into a pillow, her face turned away from us, and the loose arrangement of her reddish-brown hair adds to the sense that formal appearances no longer matter. Only a small yellow booklet in her raised hand interrupts the scene.

The woman was Madeleine Boisguillaume, a Parisian model who appears in several works associated with Casas and his circle. Here she is neither standing for inspection nor performing a carefully controlled social pose. Instead, Casas catches her in a private moment after the excitement of a dance. Her elongated body, dangling hand, and almost boneless posture communicate physical fatigue immediately. Yet the pose also feels strikingly modern. She occupies the sofa completely, taking up space without attempting to present herself gracefully for us.

Casas painted the work in Paris in 1899, during a period when he moved between the French capital and Barcelona and became one of the leading figures associated with Catalan Modernisme. Later that year, the painting appeared in Barcelona in a monographic exhibition connected with Pèl & Ploma, the influential art and literary magazine Casas helped create.

Within the turn-of-the-century atmosphere of the fin de siècle blurring languor, sophistication, nightlife, and unconventional behavior, Boisguillaume does not look morally ruined or dramatically tragic. She simply looks spent. Against the vivid green upholstery, her black silhouette is both elegant and wonderfully unguarded. The painting turns a moment after dancing has stopped and social performance has temporarily fallen away into its own kind of memory.

@artofthemale.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 6:45 PM

El Bote Blanco — thanks to my friend in Shefford, England for purchasing this lovely Spanish art print: buff.ly/Rub29KH. I’m thrilled to see my work travelling overseas — perfect for a cozy wall or a thoughtful gift. Your support means the world. #SpanishArt

@patrickkapty.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 2:18 PM

"Catholic Spain"
tempera on board
1963
Francisco Infante-Arana (b. 1943)
Spain

#handmade #art #painting #OpArt #CatholicSpain #c1963 #FranciscoInfanteArana #Spain #spanishart #modernart #opticalart

@troycap.bsky.social Oct 6, 2026, 6:15 PM

Young Shepherd — a beautiful 19th-century Spanish pastoral image of a young shepherd in rustic dress tending his flock, capturing rural life, youthful resilience, and timeless tradition. View: buff.ly/bw1TxCU #SpanishArt #ArtHistory

@troycap.bsky.social Oct 1, 2026, 5:03 PM

Return from Fishing — thanks to my friend in Redmond, WA for purchasing this wonderful Spanish art print. Thrilled it found a new home! The vibrant colors and folk motifs will brighten any living room or office. See it here: buff.ly/bivHuBk #SpanishArt #SupportArtists

@siga.spainculture.us Sep 29, 2026, 4:17 PM

Image: María Blanchard, Seated Woman (Femme assise), c. 1917. Meadows Museum, Dallas.

#MeadowsMuseum #MariaBlanchard #Cubism #DallasArt #DallasEvents #SMU #GalleryTalk #ArtHistory #SpanishArt #DFWArt

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@patrickkapty.bsky.social Sep 14, 2026, 12:54 PM

#art #surrealism #surrealistart #SpanishArt #RemediosVaro #Laboratorio #c1947 #gouache #painting #surrealistpainting