Museu Cau Ferrat — Museo in Sitges

Reseñas de Museu Cau Ferrat

• Maria

  Adicional 2015.11.29

  All manner of beautiful antiquities and lovely views across the sea's expanse into the bargain. At times it felt like being afloat when behind the screened windows.
• Samuel

  Adicional 2015.04.30

  Born into a bourgeois Catalan industrial family from Manlleu, Santiago Rusiñol i Prats (Barcelona, 1861 – Aranjuez, 1931) was asked by his paternal grandfather and godfather, Jaume Rusiñol, to continue the family tradition and become a cotton manufacturer. Instead, the young Rusiñol chose to enter the Catalan and Spanish art scene. A painter, narrator, collector, dramatist, amateur archaeologist, journalist and key figure of the Modernista movement, Santiago Rusiñol conceived of art as a priesthood and of the artist as the chosen one who, due to an ineluctable calling, is predestined to the sacrifice of living his ideal to the ultimate consequences.
• Michelle

  Adicional 2015.01.23

  Completely renovated. Spectacular
• Valeria

  Adicional 2014.08.17

  It was from Sitges that Rusiñol spread his theory of Total Art, of art as a new religion. the celebration of the Festes Modernistes (1892-1899), the building of the Cau Ferrat (1893-1894) and the inauguration of the monument to El Greco (1898) made Sitges the Mecca of Modernisme and Rusiñol the high priest of his new movement that aspired to transform society through culture. Thanks to this, Rusiñol was able to build up his own personal mythos.
• Ariadna

  Adicional 2014.06.23

  A fantastic collection that is housed in a wonderful building a lovely town.
• Joaquin

  Adicional 2014.05.17

  Santiago Rusiñol. The Girl with Carnation, 1893
• Michelle

  Adicional 2013.12.28

  Beautiful museum, it is the house of an artist: Russiñol. There are beautiful paintings, such as those of Picasso. It also gives a great look into the life of a wealthy artist. We did a night tour with a guide, so we could not see the beautiful view over the sea that must be there. It lies on a clif, the only thing you will see is the sea. Absolutely something you must do in Sitges. I recommend to do it with a guide!
• Adriana

  Adicional 2013.08.01

  Beautiful and interesting museum featuring a collection from the famous artist Santiago Russinyol. Definitely worth a visit.