The work of Joaquim Chancho (Riudoms, 1943) is contained within certain coordinates within which he has operated freely: abstraction, geometry, action within painting, sequencing and reiterative, yet open processes. In the majority of series he has opted to limit the colours to black and white, while adding red or earth tones in others.

Julio Antonio Award for Sculpture and Tapiró Award for painting

Altafulla y crisantemos (1989) is a work by Josep Sala (Barcelona 1928 - Altafulla, 2010), produced in oil on a 200 x 200 cm canvas.

The Solitude of the Athlete (1992) /Citius, altius, fortius (1992)

The long artistic career of Mariano Rubio (Calatayud, 1926) is characterised by the absolute coherence that arises from his affiliation with renaissance ideals applied to art, not only in his pictoric and graphic output, but also in his work as a teacher and in his extensive work as a student of graphic art.

The world of Gonzalo Lindín (Oviedo, 1920 - Tarragona 1999) is contained within a splendid work, rich in the colours and forms that shape the unique language of the artist.

In this painting on canvas, Ignacio Mallol (Tarragona 1892- Bogotá 1940) embodies the essence of Noucentism where the sensation of rest, serenity and calm impregnate the atmosphere of the work.

The graces (1989)
The work of Sancho Piqué (Marçà, 1872-1959) is in the medium of traditional realism, rooted in academicism, which values skill, good taste, worthy themes and classical composition.

The Sphinx of Roscoff (1910) produced by Josep Nogué Massó show the panorama of the craggy coastline of Brittany, specifically the town of Roscoff.

TRANSITION. From the 19th to the 20th century