Verstehen · Kapitel 13
Art & Culture
Spain has shaped art history like few other countries: From the cave paintings of Altamira through El Greco, Velázquez, and Goya to Picasso, Dalí, and Gaudí — and today a vibrant contemporary scene that goes far beyond Flamenco.
6 Abschnitte in diesem Kapitel
1
Gaudí & the Modernisme — Barcelona's Architectural Revolution
Antoni Gaudí (1852–1926) is Spain's most famous architect and one of the most original minds in architectural history.…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
2
Velázquez, Goya, El Greco — the old masters
Spain has produced three of the greatest painters in European art history — and with the Museo del Prado in Madrid, one…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
3
Picasso, Dalí & Miró — the Avant-garde of the 20th Century
No country has shaped 20th-century art more than Spain. Three giants — all born within 25 years — revolutionized Wester…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
4
Flamenco — Art, Passion, Expression of Life
Flamenco is far more than a tourist show with red dresses. It is a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, a complex art f…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
5
Bullfighting — the great debate
No topic divides Spain like the Corrida de Toros . For some, it is a centuries-old art form of tragic beauty, for other…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
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Contemporary Scene — Spain Today
Spain's cultural scene is far more than Gaudí, Flamenco, and bullfighting. The country has one of the most vibrant cont…
~2 Min. Lesezeit
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