Francesc Collection
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EDITORS COMMENTS
Francesc, a name deeply rooted in the rich history and culture of Spain. From Guernica, a town that witnessed the horrors of war in 1909, to the regions of Basque and Catalan, it has left its mark. One notable figure bearing this name is Francesc Eiximenis (c. 1327-1409), renowned for his literary work "Llibre de les Dones" (Book) and his contribution to religious art such as the Altarpiece of The Virgin and Saint George (Sant Jordi). Another prominent individual named Francesc was Fra Francesc Eiximenis (Girona, 1330-Perpignan, 1409), whose influence extended beyond literature into various fields. Francesc Salva y Campillo (1745-1828), a Catalan physician and scientist who made significant contributions to medical research during his time. In ecclesiastical circles, we find figures like Francesc Vicenc Garcia i Torres (1579-1623), known as Rector de Vallfogona, and Pere Virgili (1699-1776), a skilled Catalan surgeon. The legacy continues with Antoni Gaudi i Cornet (1852-1926), an iconic Catalan architect whose masterpieces still grace our world today. Francesc Pi i Maragall (1824-1901) stands out as a Spanish politician advocating for federal Republican ideals. Lastly, let us not forget about Frances Macia (1859-1933). This influential Catalan politician served as president of the Generalitat of Catalonia during challenging times. Throughout centuries past, even back to the 14th century with Francisco de Eiximenis' religious writing in Catalan called "Lo Crestia, " individuals named they have played pivotal roles in shaping Spain's cultural tapestry.