Image: Cau Ferrat Museum, Sitges
Museu de Maricel in Sitges is showing a selection of works from the collection of Dr. Jesús Pérez-Rosales, under the title 'Del Romànic a l’Era moderna'. The museum’s announcement describes the presentation as bringing together painting, sculpture and decorative arts in a display shaped by the historical breadth of the collection and the variety of its objects.
The post identifies the selection as drawn from the collection of Dr. Jesús Pérez-Rosales, indicating a span that reaches from Romanesque art to the modern era. Rather than focusing on a single medium or period, the presentation is framed as an overview of a collecting project with a wide historical range. The emphasis on multiple categories of works suggests a cross-disciplinary view of how the collection has been assembled and represented.
According to the museum’s description, the display includes painting, sculpture and decorative arts. Those categories point to a varied ensemble, and the announcement highlights variety itself as part of the reading the exhibition offers. The museum presents the works as a way to understand the collection through both its chronological breadth and its range of forms.
The news comes from Museu de Maricel, part of the museum network associated with Sitges. While the museum’s post does not provide a detailed checklist of works or a curatorial statement, it does position the selection as a focused look at a private collection with significant historical span. The use of the collection’s full name in the announcement underscores the institutional framing of the presentation around Dr. Jesús Pérez-Rosales.
The exhibition title, 'Del Romànic a l’Era moderna', signals the scope of the material on view. The museum’s wording makes clear that the selection is intended to reflect both the length of the collection’s timeline and the diversity of its holdings. No further exhibition details were provided in the source post, but the announcement itself places the collection at the center of the presentation at Museu de Maricel.
