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Carmen Thyssen Museum presents Sánchez Perrier’s ‘Winter in Andalusia’ on Google Arts & Culture

Carmen Thyssen Museum presents Sánchez Perrier’s ‘Winter in Andalusia’ on Google Arts & Culture Image: Carmen Thyssen Museum, Málaga

The Carmen Thyssen Museum has presented Sánchez Perrier’s ‘Winter in Andalusia’ through a new feature on Google Arts & Culture, giving online viewers access to the work in what the museum describes as exceptional resolution. The announcement was published by the museum on 17 August 2026.

In its Spanish-language post, the museum invites audiences to explore Sánchez Perrier’s realism through the Andalusian winter landscape. It directs viewers to the digital report, where they can move closer to the painting, examine its details and access further information about the work and the artist.

The presentation focuses on the reproduction and online interpretation of a single artwork rather than announcing a physical exhibition or event. The available announcement does not provide an exhibition venue, opening or closing dates, or details of any associated programme.

The title ‘Winter in Andalusia’ frames the work around a seasonal landscape that contrasts with conventional associations of Andalusia as a region of warmth and sunlight. The museum’s wording specifically identifies the image as a “frozen” Andalusian landscape and presents Sánchez Perrier’s treatment as an example of realism.

The announcement does not give the artist’s full name, the date of the painting, its dimensions, materials, provenance or collection location. It also does not state whether the Google Arts & Culture feature forms part of a broader exhibition or digital series. The online report is presented as a new museum publication accessible through Google Arts & Culture, allowing viewers to inspect the work at high resolution.

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