By Afiur
June 19, 2026
Known as the Master of Light, Sorolla captured Mediterranean beaches, gardens, and everyday life with dazzling impressionistic brushwork.
She gained acclaim as a teenager for her monumental work A World, now considered a masterpiece of Spanish modernism.
A leading figure in postwar Spanish art, Saura's expressive and often haunting works helped redefine abstract painting in Spain.
A contemporary multidisciplinary artist, del Rivero explores memory, identity, and displacement through installations, textiles, and mixed media works.
Influenced by Abstract Expressionism, Guerrero became known for his vibrant colour fields and energetic compositions.
A pioneering Surrealist and member of Spain's Generation of '27, Mallo created bold, imaginative works that challenged conventions and celebrated modernity.
One of Spain's most celebrated living artists, Barceló is known for his richly textured paintings, ceramics, and monumental public artworks inspired by nature and travel.
Although she spent much of her career in Mexico, Varo was born in Spain and produced dreamlike paintings filled with alchemy, mysticism, and science.