Joaquim Collection

MIRO I ARGENTER, Joaquim de (1849-1914). Grapeharvest

Joaquim Espalter i Rull or, Joaquin Espalter y Rull
3253099 Joaquim Espalter i Rull or, Joaquin Espalter y Rull; (add.info.: Joaquim Espalter i Rull or, Joaquin Espalter y Rull, 1809 -1880. Catalonian painter)

The meeting of St Joaquin and St Anne, 1515
2562713 The meeting of St Joaquin and St Anne, 1515 by Boccaccino, Boccaccio (c.1467-1525); Duomo (Cattedrale Santa Maria dell Assunta), Cremona, Lombardy, Italy; (add.info.: Duomo (Cattedrale di S)

Joaquim Maria Bartrina (1850-1880), Catalan writer and poet

Joaquim Jose da Silava Xavier Tiradentes (1748-1792), the precursor of Brazils independence

Joaquim Jose da Silva Xavier Tiradentes (1748-1792), the precursor of Brazils independence

Joaquim Rubio i Ors (1818-1899), Catalan writer and professor proclaimed Mestre in Gay Saber in the Floral Games of 1863

Room decorated with the image of the Virgin of Montserrat The Black Madonna (The Moreneta) (1947)

Celebrating Portuguese Independence
Postcard celebrating the revolution of 1910, a republican coup d e'at that occurred in Portugal on 5th October 1910, which deposed King Manuel II and established the Portuguese First Republic

Joaquim Lluch i Garriga (1816-1882). Catholic priest, bishop and cardinal Spanish. Engraving by A. Carter. La Ilustracion Espanola y Americana, 1877. Colored

JOAQUIM MACHADO DE ASSIZ (1839-1908). Brazilian writer. Oil over a photograph

JOAQUIM MACHADO DE ASSIS (1839-1908). Brazilian writer

VAYREDA i VILA, Joaquim (1843-1894). Buckwheat in bloom. 2nd half 19th c. Realism. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Monistrol de Montserrat. Museum of Montserrat

JOAQUIM, Leandro (1738-1798). Military Parade at Royal Square in Rio de Janeiro. 2nd half 18th c. Oil on canvas. BRAZIL. Rio de Janeiro. National Historical Museum

VAYREDA i VILA, Joaquim (1843-1894). Napolitan Landscape with Figures. 1880s. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Pontevedra. Pontevedra Museum

VAYREDA i VILA, Joaquim (1843-1894). Two Young Girls in the Meadow. 2nd half 19th c. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Barcelona. National Art Museum of Catalonia

JOAQUIM, Leandro (1738-1798). View of the Lagoon of Boqueirao and the Acqueduct of Santa Teresa. 18th c. Colonial baroque. Oil on canvas. BRAZIL. Rio de Janeiro. National Museum of Fine Arts

BRAZIL. Tiradentes. Statue of the leader Joaquim
" BRAZIL. Tiradentes. Statue of the leader Joaquim Jos頓 ilva Xavier " Tiradentes". Sculpture on bronze."

JOYCE, James (1882-1941). Irish novelist in English language. Title page of Ulysses by James Joyce. Translation into Catalan by Joaquim

VAYREDA i VILA, Joaquim (1843-1894). The Harvest. Naturalism. Oil on canvas

JOAQUIM, Leandro (1738-1798). Whale Hunt in Guanabaras Bay. Oil on canvas

JOAQUIM MACHADO DE ASSIZ (1839-1908). Brazilian writer. Autograph signature

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"Joaquim: A Multifaceted Name of Influence and Independence" From the artistic realms of Miro I Argenter to the historical significance Jose da Silva Xavier Tiradentes, the name "Joaquim" resonates with diverse accomplishments. This captivating caption explores various individuals who have left an indelible mark on different fields. In the realm of art, Joaquim de Miro I Argenter (1849-1914) stands tall as a renowned grape harvest painter. His brushstrokes breathe life into vineyards, capturing the essence of nature's bounty. Stepping back in time to 1515, we encounter "The Meeting of St. Joaquin and St. Anne. " This iconic painting depicts a sacred union that symbolizes familial love and devotion. Transporting ourselves to Rio de Janeiro in 1787, we witness a vibrant procession of boats on Lazares Hospital's waters. The sight is awe-inspiring, showcasing both tradition and community spirit. Shifting gears from artistry to literature, Catalan writer Joaquim Maria Bartrina (1850-1880) emerges as a poetic force whose words continue to inspire generations even after his untimely demise. Delving deeper into Brazil's history, we encounter another influential figure - Joaquim Jose da Silva Xavier Tiradentes (1748-1792). Known as the precursor of Brazil's independence movement, his unwavering dedication paved the way for freedom from colonial rule. Meanwhile, within Catalonia itself resides Joaquim Rubio i Ors (1818-1899), a celebrated writer and professor proclaimed Mestre in his field. His contributions enriched education while nurturing literary minds. Religion takes center stage when entering a room adorned with images depicting The Black Madonna or La Moreneta - specifically referring to an image found at Montserrat Monastery dating back to 1947. This sacred symbol holds deep spiritual significance for many.