Sabadell Collection

Roman Hispania
3499737 Roman Hispania; (add.info.: Roman Hispania. Roman coin called As. Bronze. Coined in the Mint of Iltirda (Lerida, Catalonia, Spain). Front (left), a head with dophins

Narcis Oller Moragas (1846 - 1930), Spanish novelist and writer in Catalan language, caricature of Luis Bagaria

Ignasi Iglesias (1871-1928), Spanish playwright in Catalan language, caricature of Luis Bagaria

Blood Corpus or Reapers Riot (7 Jun. 1640), oil, 1907

Roman coin of the first half of the first century bC, with a crown head facing right and a legend around, the emitting entity was Augusto, in bronze, from Ceca Celsa (Gelsa)

Roman coins from the first half of the first century AC (14-37) and the issuing authority was Tiberius, all are bronze and have a legend around the coin, from Ceca Turiasu

Roman coin from the first half of the 1st. century, having a head facing left, the issuing authority was Caligula, in bronze, from Ceca Segobriga

Roman coin from the first half of the first century AC, with a head facing right and the legend Ti Caesar divi Aug F. Aug around, the emitting entity was Tiberius, in bronze

At left a coin with the legend Scipione er Montano II vir CCA, at right the front with the words C. Caesar Aug. Germanicus imp, the emitting entity was Caligula and both are bronze made

Squared mouth vessel. It comes from the grave-2, Bovila Madurell (San Quirze del Valles)

Assarius. Reverse and adverse. Ibero-roman. Bronze. Mint of
Assarius. Roman Coins. Left. Reverse. As. Ibero-roman. Bronze. Rider with palm. Adverse. As. Ibero-roman. Bronze. Head with amphora. Mint of Eusti (Caldes de Montbui). History Museum. Sabadell

Bell Beaker Culture. Ca. 2800-1800 BC. Sabadell, Spain
Bell Beaker Culture. Burial 1. Torrent of Sant Oleguer, Sabadell. Neolithic. Ca. 2800-1800 BC. Sabadell History Museum. Spain

Assarius. Adverse. Ibero-roman. Bronze. Head. Mint of Iltirc
Assarius. Roman Coins. Adverse. Ibero-roman. Bronze. Head. Mint of Iltircescen (Tortosa, Catalonia). History Museum. Sabadell. Catalonia. Spain

Two Asses. Bronze. 1st century. Denarius. Silver. Semis, Bro
Roman Coins. Two Asses. Bronze. 1st century. Denarius. Silver. Semis, Bronze. Mint Cese (Tarragona, Catalonia). History Museum. Sabadell. Catalonia, Spain

As. Reverse. Ibero-roman. Bronze. Rider. Mint of Ilduro (Ma
As. Roman Coins. Reverse. Ibero-roman. Bronze. Rider. Mint of Ilduro (Mataro, Catalonia). History Museum. Sabadell. Catalonia. Spain

Skeleton of Myotragus balearicus. Spain
Myotragus balearicus. Small mammal like antelope feeding on bark and lichens. He lived in Majorca and Minorca until about 5000 years ago. Skeleton. Museum of Paleontology. Sabadell. Spain

Skull of Bobila Madurell. Spain. End of the 3rd millennium B
Skull of Bobila Madurell. From Sant Quirze del Valles, Catalonia. Culture of Trench Graves. End of the 3rd millennium BC. Sabadell History Museum. Spain

Fabric patterned of indianas
Fabric patterned of catalan indianas. Sabadell History Museum. Catalonia. Spain

Figurine depicting a carder at the 17th and 18th centuries. Sabadell History Museum. Catalonia. Spain

hispano-roman coins. Top: aces. Obverse: head of Minerva with helmet. Reverse: Pegasus Empuries. Bottom: Quadrans. Obverse: head of Minerva. Reverse: lion attacking. From the village of Les Soleies

Cro-Magnons skull (2800-2500 BC). Catalan Sepulcres
" Cro-Magnons skull (2800-2500 BC). Catalan " Sepulcres de Fosa" culture. Neolithic art. SPAIN. Sabadell. Sabadell History Museum. Proc: SPAIN

Axes belonging to the Catalan Grave Culture (Cultura
" Axes belonging to the Catalan Grave Culture (Cultura de los Sepulcros de Fosa, 2800-2500 BC). Neolithic art. SPAIN. Sabadell. Sabadell History Museum. Proc: SPAIN. CATALONIA. Ripollet

Aes, Hispanic-Roman coin. SPAIN. Sabadell. Sabadell History Museum. Proc: SPAIN. Vic

Funerary Urn. 1100-900 BC. The Urnfield culture. Bronze Age. Ceramics. SPAIN. Sabadell. Sabadell History Museum. Proc: SPAIN. Terrassa. Necropolis of Can Missert

Strigil (1st-3rd AD), found in the Roman villa of La Salut. SPAIN. Sabadell. Sabadell History Museum. Proc: SPAIN. Sabadell

SPAIN. Sabadell. Spain. Textile factory La Lanera
" SPAIN. Sabadell. Spain. Textile factory " La Lanera Espa񯬡 " in Sabadell (1920s)."

SPAIN. Sabadell. Interior of the textile factory
" SPAIN. Sabadell. Interior of the textile factory " La Lanera Espa񯬡 " (1920s)."

SPAIN. CATALONIA. BARCELONA. Sabadell. Eixa Maci஠; Torre Millenium (Millenium Tower) building. Architecture

Iberian coins with Iberian characters. Mint of Iltirta (Lleida). Coin. SPAIN. Sabadell. Sabadell History Museum

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Sabadell, a city in Spain with a rich history dating back to the Ibero-Roman era, holds many fascinating secrets within its borders. From the captivating Bell Beaker Culture that thrived between 2800-1800 BC to the renowned novelist Narcis Oller Moragas and playwright Ignasi Iglesias who contributed greatly to Catalan literature, it has been a hub of artistic expression throughout time. One notable event etched in history is the Blood Corpus or Reapers Riot of June 7th, 1640. This oil painting from 1907 depicts this tumultuous period when tensions ran high and conflict arose. The image serves as a reminder of the struggles faced by those who came before us. Delving further into Sabadell's past reveals intriguing numismatic artifacts such as Roman coins minted during different periods. A coin from the first half of the first century BC showcases a crown head facing right, while others from later centuries display various issuing authorities and intricate designs. Among these ancient treasures lies an Assarius coin featuring an adverse Ibero-Roman bronze head minted in Iltirc. Its significance adds depth to our understanding of trade and commerce during that time. Additionally, archaeological discoveries shed light on everyday life in Sabadell centuries ago. A squared mouth vessel found in Bovila Madurell's grave-2 offers insights into burial practices and material culture prevalent at that time. Sabadell's diverse heritage encompasses not only historical events but also cultural achievements that continue to shape its identity today. As we explore this enchanting city, let us appreciate its multifaceted past and celebrate its contributions to art, literature, archaeology, and numismatics alike.