Image: Cau Ferrat Museum, Sitges
The Cau Ferrat Museum in Sitges, Spain, has added two works by the artist Pepito Zamora to its collections, expanding the institution’s holdings of an artist whose work it previously presented in a dedicated exhibition.
The museum announced the additions on 15 August 2026, identifying the works as ‘Dones de la Belle Époque’ (1914) and ‘Comentant a la llotja’. No date was provided for the second work.
Pepito Zamora (Madrid, 1892–Sitges, 1971) is now represented in the museum’s collection by the two newly incorporated works. The announcement did not specify whether the pieces were acquired through purchase, donation or another form of transfer, and gave no further details about their provenance, materials, dimensions or display status.
The museum said the additions complement an exhibition devoted to Zamora four years earlier. The source did not provide the exhibition’s title, dates or further information about its scope, but linked the new acquisitions directly to that earlier presentation of the artist’s work.
The Cau Ferrat Museum is part of the museum landscape of Sitges, where Zamora lived until his death in 1971. Beyond the identification of the two works and their connection to the earlier exhibition, the announcement supplied no information about plans for their public display or about related programming.
