Prats Collection

Juan Prim i Prats (1814 - 1870), Spanish general, politician and president, political caricature about the General y his next end, published in the magazine La Flaca in 1868

Santiago Rusinol and Prats (Barcelona, ??1861-Aranjuez, 1931), Spanish painter, writer and playwright in Catalan language

Joan Prim i Prats (1814-1870), Catalan general military and political

Church of Bunyola, oil on canvas, 107 X 95 cm. Impressionist painting from the stage of painter in Majorca

Patio of a masia (Catalan farm), it corresponds to the stage in which the painter and writer settles in Sitges and organizes the called Modernist Parties, oil on canvas by Santiago Rusinol

Don Juan Prim Y Prats, Marquis Of Los Castillejos, Grandee Of Spain, Count Of Reus, Viscount Of The Bruch, 1814-1870. Spanish Catalan General And Statesman

Dello, horse of General Prim. 1860. Drawing by Mariano Fortu
Mariano Fortuny (1838-1874). Spanish painter and printmaker. Dello, horse of General Prim. Drawing in Africa, 1860. Salvador Vilaseca Regional Museum. Reus. Spain

Juan Prim (1814-1870). Engraving. Colored
Juan Prim (1814-1870). Spanish political and military. Engraving in Universal History, 1885. Colored

FORTUNY I MARSAL, Mariano (1838-1874). Delio, the horse of General Prim. Notes from the War of Africa (Hispano-Moroccan War), 1860. Drawing with pencil (31.5x21cm). Romanticism. Drawing. SPAIN

PRIM I PRATS, Joan (1814-1870). Spanish general and politician, Prime Minister (1869-1970). Portrait of 1884. CUSACHS i CUSACHS, Josep (1851-1908). Realism. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. CATALONIA

RUSIяL, Santiago. Garden (Arb�)
RUSIя L i PRATS, Santiago (1861-1931). Garden (Arb� ). end 19th c. Modernism. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. CATALONIA. TARRAGONA. El Vendrell. Pau Casals House Museum

Prim i Prats, Joan
PRIM I PRATS, Joan (1814-1870). Spanish general and politician, Prime Minister (1869-1970). Portrait of 1870. MADRAZO Y KUNTZ, Luis (1825-1897). Realism. Oil on canvas. SPAIN

Juan Prim and Hunter
JUAN PRIM Y PRATS, marques de los Castillejos Spanish soldier and statesman in camp, congratulating the hunter Anceto Masenilan. Date: 1814 - 1870

Juan Prim on Horseback
JUAN PRIM Y PRATS, marques de los Castillejos Spanish soldier and statesman on horseback, Date: 1814 - 1870

Juan Prim in Bivouac
JUAN PRIM Y PRATS, marques de los Castillejos Spanish soldier and statesman depicted in bivouac at the battle of Oltenitza. Date: 1814 - 1870

JUAN PRIM Y PRATS, marques de los Castillejos Spanish soldier and statesman Date: 1814 - 1870

MATA PRATS, Juan de (end 18th-19th century)

Spain (1847). Arrival of Juan Prim to Puerto Rico as a General Captain. Etching. SPAIN. Reus. Salvador Vilaseca Regional Museum

Spain (1843). Juan Prim i Prats talking to the people of Barcelona (15th June 1843). Etching. SPAIN. Reus. Salvador Vilaseca Regional Museum

Juan Prim Y Prats
JUAN PRIM Y PRATS Spanish soldier & statesman

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"Prats: A Legacy of Courage, Artistry, and Leadership" In the world of history and art, the name "Prats" resonates with bravery, creativity, and political prowess. From General Prim's loyal steed Dello to Joan Prim i Prats' military achievements and Santiago Rusinol's captivating paintings, the influence of this remarkable surname spans across different realms. General Juan Prim i Prats was not only a Spanish general but also a skilled politician who held the position of president. His dedication to his country and unwavering leadership during turbulent times left an indelible mark on Spain's history. As depicted in Mariano Fortuny's drawing, General Prim rode into battle atop his trusted horse Dello - a symbol of their unbreakable bond. Santiago Rusinol y Prats, a renowned Spanish painter from Barcelona, captured the essence of beauty in his artwork. Whether it was portraying the serene Church of Bunyola or depicting the rustic charm of a Catalan farm patio (masia), Rusinol's brushstrokes brought life to these scenes with vibrant colors and meticulous detail. The engravings showcasing Juan Prim further highlight his significance as an influential figure during his time. With colored precision that adds depth to each stroke, these artworks pay homage to both his military accomplishments and political contributions. Mariano Fortuny i Marsal immortalized Delio through his painting titled "Delio, " capturing not just an animal but also its spirit. The artist masterfully conveyed Dello's strength alongside General Prim in battle – a testament to their shared determination for victory. Joan Prim i Prats' legacy lives on through various mediums such as historical records or even gardens like those portrayed by Santiago Rusiñol. These spaces serve as reminders that amidst chaos and conflict lies natural beauty waiting to be discovered. Lastly, we cannot forget about Juan Prim himself – shown alongside a hunter, an image that speaks to his multifaceted nature.