Spain Balearic Islands Collection

Louis I (1707-1724), King of Spain, son of Philip V

The Duchess of Osuna, oil by Francisco de Goya

Cloister of Sant Francesc, oil on canvas, 97 X 78 cm. work by the Majorcan impressionist and modernist painter Antoni Gelabert i Massot

Beach of the Molinar. Oil on canvas, academic work of the Majorcan painter Ricard Anckermann

Pentecost, end of an altarpiece of unknown procedence

Saint George, central table of a missed altarpiece from the Franciscan Convent of Inca

Resurrection, end of an altarpiece of unknown procedence

Altarpiece of Saint Nicholas, Saint Claire and Saint Anthony. Central table with the images of saints, from the church of Saint Nicolauet Vell of Porto Pi

Altarpiece of Saint Lucy and Mary Magdalene

The Annunciation, central panel of the altarpiece of The Annunciation and Saints John by the Master of the Bishop Galiana

Virgin with Child, central table of an altarpiece of the 14th century, from the Alaro church

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The Balearic Islands of Spain hold a rich historical and artistic heritage that captivates visitors from all over the world. From the reign of Louis I, King of Spain in the early 18th century, to the stunning oil paintings by renowned artists like Francisco de Goya and Majorcan impressionists, these islands are a treasure trove for art enthusiasts. One cannot miss admiring "The Duchess of Osuna, " an exquisite oil painting by Francisco de Goya that showcases his mastery in capturing human emotions on canvas. Equally mesmerizing is the "Cloister of Sant Francesc, " a vibrant depiction by a Majorcan impressionist artist that transports viewers into a serene world filled with architectural beauty. For those seeking relaxation and natural beauty, the Balearic Islands offer breathtaking beaches like the idyllic "Beach of Molinar. " Painted skillfully by Ricard Anckermann, this academic work captures every detail of sun-kissed shores and crystal-clear waters, inviting you to immerse yourself in its tranquility. Religious art also finds its place among these islands' cultural treasures. The altarpieces depicting scenes such as Pentecost or Saint George reveal unknown origins but undeniable artistic brilliance. Witnessing their intricate details and vivid colors is akin to stepping back in time and experiencing religious devotion through art. Amongst these sacred works stands out the majestic "Altarpiece of Saint Nicholas, Saint Claire, and Saint Anthony. " Its intricate carvings tell stories of faith while evoking awe-inspiring reverence. Similarly captivating is "The Annunciation, " with its central panel showcasing divine grace amidst earthly surroundings. Not forgetting their medieval past, one must not miss gazing upon the enchanting "Virgin with Child" from Alaro church's 14th-century altarpiece. This masterpiece transports us to an era where spirituality was intertwined with artistic expression. Exploring Spain's Balearic Islands is like embarking on a journey through time and art.