Reus Collection
Reus, a town steeped in history and significance
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Reus, a town steeped in history and significance. From the tumultuous times of the Spanish Civil War to its charming historic center, this Catalan gem has witnessed it all. During the Spanish Civil War, Reus played a crucial role as bills were issued by the town, marking an era of resistance and resilience. The echoes of that time can still be felt today. In 1860, General Prim's loyal companion, Dello the horse, was immortalized in a beautiful drawing by Mariano Fortuny. This artwork captures not only their bond but also showcases Fortuny's artistic prowess. Speaking of Fortuny, his engravings depicting they can truly captivating. They offer us an elevated view of the historic center at night - a sight that must have mesmerized locals and visitors alike with its enchanting beauty. Fortuny's talent extends beyond cityscapes; his drawings also feature camels and soldiers. These intricate illustrations showcase his attention to detail and evoke a sense of adventure and military might. Reus is not just about art; it boasts natural wonders too. The Masia Mas de Valls within the De Muller property stands as a testament to Catalonia's rich agricultural heritage. Its picturesque surroundings are sure to leave you in awe. One cannot talk about Reus without mentioning Don Juan Prim y Prats - Marquis of Los Castillejos and Count - a prominent figure in Spanish history. His leadership during challenging times earned him respect and admiration throughout Spain. A notable moment in Prim's life was when he received volunteers from Catalunya in Africa on February 3rd, 1860. This event symbolizes unity among regions during turbulent times while highlighting Prim's influential role as both general and statesman. Reus holds countless stories within its streets – tales woven through artistry, bravery, agriculture, and political influence. It continues to captivate those who visit, inviting them to delve into its rich past and embrace the vibrant present.