Carles Collection
Carles, a name that echoes through history and art
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Carles, a name that echoes through history and art. From the Spanish Civil War posters calling for unity and discipline on the front lines, to the mesmerizing abstractions painted between 1929-1935, Carles leaves his mark. In his portraits, such as "Portrait of Helen Fleck Seyffert" and "After the Bath, " Carles captures the essence of his subjects with masterful brushstrokes. The emotions conveyed in these oil on canvas paintings are both intimate and profound. But Carles' talent extends beyond portraiture. In "Vase of Flowers, " he brings life to still objects, infusing them with vibrant colors and delicate details. His ability to transform everyday scenes into captivating works of art is truly remarkable. Yet Carles' artistic prowess is not limited to painting alone. In "Lena (1899), " he beautifully depicts traditional Sardanas dancing in a village square with a cobla band playing joyfully in the background. Through this piece, Carles celebrates Catalan culture and its rich heritage. Beyond his artistic achievements, there were notable individuals who shared the name Carles throughout history. Marquis of Mulhacen (1825-1890), known as Carles Ibanez i Ibanez de Ibero, left an indelible mark on society during his time. Similarly, Bonaventura Carles Aribau (1798-1862), a Catalan poet, writer, and statesman contributed greatly to literature and politics. It also witnessed Barcelona's grandeur firsthand at the Great Universal Exhibition where fountains adorned this magnificent cityscape in Spain. From war propaganda to abstract expressionism; from capturing human emotion to celebrating cultural traditions; from historical figures leaving their legacy to showcasing cities' splendor - all these elements intertwine under one name.