Image: Cau Ferrat Museum, Sitges
Cau Ferrat Museum in Sitges has shared a brief commemorative note on artist Vladimir Veličković, marking the anniversary of his birth and pointing to a work by the artist held in the Fundació Stämpfli collection. The post identifies Veličković as born in Belgrade in 1935 and dying in Split in 2019, and notes that he is represented in the foundation’s collection by 'Paysage' from 2001.
The museum’s message was posted as part of its ‘Tal Dia Com Avui’ format, a recurring social-media reminder that connects a date with an artist or artwork in the institution’s orbit. In this case, the emphasis is squarely on Veličković’s presence in the Fundació Stämpfli collection rather than on any new acquisition, exhibition announcement or loan. The post does not provide further curatorial detail, but it does specify the medium and dimensions of the work.
'Paysage' is described as an oil on canvas measuring 30 x 160 cm. The title, written in French, is the only artwork name included in the post, and the museum pairs it with the artist’s birth anniversary as a concise nod to his place in the collection. No additional context about the painting’s imagery, its display history or its current location is given in the source material.
Veličković’s inclusion in the Fundació Stämpfli collection places the artist within a museum and foundation context that keeps his work visible through institutional holdings as well as through commemorative references. The source material identifies the foundation by name but does not indicate whether the work is currently on view, part of a wider exhibition, or tied to a specific display schedule.
The post is limited to a single work and a single date, making it more of a collection reminder than a programmed event. Even so, it confirms the continued institutional presence of 'Paysage' and links that presence to the artist’s biographical milestone. The museum’s reference offers a succinct public record of the work’s title, date, medium and scale.
