Valls Collection

VALLɓ, Lorenzo (1830-1910). Dementia of Joan of Castile. 1866. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Madrid. Prado Museum

The Carlist War in Spain (engraving)
1049069 The Carlist War in Spain (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Carlist War in Spain)

VIRGIN OF VALLS
At Valls, Catalonia, Catholics hide the image of Mary from the atheistic Republican vandals, then when Franco is victorious, they parade it through the streets Date: 1939

THE CARLIST WAR IN SPAIN: 1. The Inhabitants and Volunteers of Valls repulsing the Carlists. 2. The Carlist Chief Miret. 3. Vila de Prat, Carlist Chief killed in the attack on Igualada. 4

THE CARLIST WAR IN SPAIN: 1. The Inhabitants and Volunteers of Valls repulsing the Carlists. 2. The Carlist Chief Miret. 3. Vila de Prat, Carlist Chief killed in the attack on Igualada. 4

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

Missal of Sant Cugat del Vall鳮Miniature painting
Missal of Sant Cugat del Vall鳮 Miniature painting (circa 1402), supposedly made by Joan Melec, from Avignons school. Capital letters. Saint Peter is released in Jerusalem by an angel

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

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

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"Valls: A Tapestry of History and Culture" Step into the enchanting town of Valls, where history comes alive through its diverse range of artifacts and events. From the captivating works of Lorenzo Valls, such as "Dementia of Joan, " to the gripping scenes depicted in engravings from The Carlist War in Spain, this town is a treasure trove for history enthusiasts. One cannot miss paying homage to the iconic Virgin of Valls, a symbol deeply rooted in local traditions and faith. Its presence resonates with the resilience and devotion that define this community. Delving further back into time, we discover traces left by those who fought during the Peninsular War. The Battle of Va witnessed bravery beyond measure as inhabitants and volunteers from Valls stood united against adversity. The echoes of war continue with vivid depictions capturing moments when Carlists were repulsed by determined defenders. These images serve as a testament to the indomitable spirit that has shaped Valls throughout its tumultuous past. But it is not just wars that define this town's heritage; ancient civilizations have also left their mark. Catalan Sepulcres reveal glimpses into Cro-Magnons' lives dating back thousands of years—an awe-inspiring connection to our distant ancestors. Moving forward in time, we encounter delicate miniature paintings found within Sant Cugat del Vallçe Missal—a true marvel showcasing artistic mastery intertwined with religious devotion. Exploring further reveals remnants from Roman times—a strigil discovered at a nearby villa speaks volumes about bathing rituals practiced centuries ago. It serves as a reminder that even mundane objects can hold significant historical value. As we venture beyond Valls itself, neighboring Sabadell beckons us with its own cultural offerings. Eixa Macià transports us through time—its streets whisper stories passed down through generations—a living testament to Catalonia's rich heritage. Intricate threads weave together an intricate tapestry of history and culture in Valls.