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Last days to visit the exhibition PEDRO ROVIRA, 1921-1978

The exhibition Pedro Rovira, 1921-1978 that the Museum dedicates to the figure and work of the late seamstress from Badalona, Pere Rovira, comes to an end this Sunday, 12th December.

There are still a few days to enjoy Rovira’s talent while discovering this exhibition that thousands of people have already visited. A unique opportunity to see together about a hundred of their haute couture and ready-to-wear designs.

The exhibition can be visited every afternoon from 5pm to 8pm and on Sundays from 10am to 2pm and admission is free.

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The exhibition “Que sonin les campanes!” can now be visited

You can already visit, on the ground floor of the Badalona City Council building, in Plaça de la Vila, the exhibition Que sonin les campanes!, organized by the Campaners de Badalona with the collaboration of our Museum and Pompas Fúnebres Badalona.

As part of this exhibition, which can be seen until November 30th, a series of activities have been scheduled such as talks, guided tours and presentations that will take place in both the Museum and the Church of Santa Maria.

Calendar of activities

If you want to join any of the activities, you have to email to campanersdebadalona@gmail.com

EXHIBITION SCHEDULE: from 11 am to 8 pm (except Thursday from 5 pm to 8 pm).

 

 

The Museum collaborates in the exhibition “Que sonin les campanes!”

The Museum of Badalona collaborates with the group Campaners de Badalona, founded 4 years ago, with the production and design of the exhibition Que sonin les campanes !, which can be seen on the ground floor of the Badalona City Council, in Plaça de la Vila from 9th to 30th of November.

As part of this exhibition, which has also been sponsored by Pompas Funebres Badalona, a series of activities have been scheduled such as lectures, guided tours and presentations that will take place at both the Museum and the church of Santa Maria.

Click to see the program of activities

If you are interested in signing up for any of these proposals, please send an email to campanersdebadalona@gmail.com

 

 

The Museum acquires the central panel of the Gothic altarpiece of the monastery of Sant Jeroni de la Murtra

The piece, of an exceptional nature, will be presented next Tuesday, November 2nd, at 7 pm, in the Museum’s auditorium.

This Gothic panel was part of the altarpiece that decorated the chapel that the monks of La Murtra erected, in the late 15th century, in honor of Saint Sebastian as a result of a plague epidemic. It is very curious that this piece arrives in our city when we are still suffering from the Covid pandemic19.

Two parts of the original altarpiece are currently known: the predella, which belongs to the Museum’s collections, and the central table that has just been acquired. The side panels are lost and we do not know what they looked like, as those that can be seen in the photographs that have survived to the present day are, by the way, clearly later than the Gothic period.

The Museum of Badalona will open an exhibition at the beginning of next year, in which the two original pieces will be able to be seen – central table and predella -, as well as the reproduction of other representations of Saint Sebastian of the same time, such as the altarpiece of Sant Sebastià i Santa Tecla in the cathedral of Barcelona or the altarpiece of the Constable in the chapel of Santa Àgata, also in Barcelona. The exhibition will be accompanied by a series of lectures on various aspects related to the gothic panel and the monastery of Sant Jeroni: the possible author of the altarpiece, the monastery at the end of the 15th century, the music of the Jeromes, the epidemics in the medieval times and the devotion to Saint Sebastian.

 

 

 

New schedule of guided tours to heritage spaces

You can already find on this website the new proposals for guided tours that we have planned for the first four months of 2022.

You will find a wide range of itineraries to a different heritage areas of our city, such as the Roman houses of the Ivy and the Dolphins, which will discover you how the privileged classes lived in the ancient city of Baetulo, the emblematic factory of Anís del Mono, with more than 150 years of history, and the monastery of Sant Jeroni de la Murtra, a jewel of the Badalonian Gothic.

Of particular note are the scheduled visits to the Iberian village of Turó d’en Boscà, from where we can also observe how the landscape and our environment have evolved, and to the historic park of Ca l’Arnús, one of the green lungs of the center of Badalona, where we can enjoy the outbreak of spring.

The ticket price is € 5.93 per person and will go on sale from Tuesday 2 November on our website.

In this link you can consult the whole offer of visits:

https://www.museudebadalona.cat/esdeveniments/category/visites-guiades

 

House of the Dolphins. Photo: Antonio Guillén. Museu de Badalona.

Iberic settlement of Turó d’en Boscà. Photo: A. Guillén. Museu de Badalona.

A hat by Vicenç Bosch loaned to the Museum

The Museum of Badalona has signed a loan agreement with José Carlos García Sarduy for the transfer, for a period of four years, of a hat from the end of the 19th century, which had been owned by Vicenç Bosch Grau (1845-1907) .

This agreement is of great interest to our institution, given the relevance of the owner. Vicenç Bosch was a much-loved person in the city, co-founder with his brother Josep, of the factory of the Anís del Mono, and also served as municipal councilor for Badalona City Council.

Life of the bourgeoisie in the early twentieth century. The collection of M. Rosario Viñas i Ortiz

Some time ago, in 1999 and 2006, M. Rosario Viñas i de Ortiz donated to the Museum a group of more than 800 positive and negative stereoscopic photographies, mostly of her family environment. These are photographs from the first years of the 20th century and most were taken by her mother, M. Dolores de Ortiz i de Borràs, who belonged to a wealthy and bourgeois family. Married to Ramon Viñas, the family lived in Barcelona, but they had a house and some properties in Badalona.

The stereoscopic photographies are made of glass and contain two images: the one seen by the right eye and the one seen by the left eye. When viewed with a dual-lens machine, the image is viewed in 3D.

This collection is interesting for several reasons: because it contains some images of Badalona from the beginning of the 20th century, at which time there are few graphic testimonies of the city; because there are images of some activities and events that took place in Barcelona at that time and, finally, because it reflects actions, activities, spaces, costumes … of the daily life of a social class, the bourgeoisie.

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La vida de la burgesia a principi del segle XX. El fons de M. Rosario Viñas y de Ortiz

New online resources on our website

The range of online resources that we offer from our website is constantly growing. Thus, for some weeks now you can consult online new documentary collections of the Historical Archive of the City of Badalona (AHBDN).

Specifically, you can consult and download for free several series of the collection of the Town Hall of Badalona such as the acts of the Municipal Government Commission (1934-1938), those of the Provisional Management Commission (1939-1940), those of the Permanent Municipal Commission (from 1924 to 1933 and from 1940 to 1946) and of the Municipal Board of Associated spokesmen (1872-1896).

On the other hand, the online series of minutes of the Town Hall plenary sessions has been completed, which now includes from 1835 to 1945.

In this way we keep working to bring the important funds preserved in the AHBDN closer to researchers and the general public.

 

 

Calendar of activities from September to December 2021

You can download the September-December calendar of activities.

Be sure to check it regularly to have all the information up to date.

DOWNLOAD CALEDAR OF ACTIVITIES – OCTOBER 5TH

 

The exhibition “Pedro Rovira, 1921-1978” is extended until December

The exhibition Pedro Rovira, 1921-1978, inaugurated on Thursday 4th of June, has been extended until Sunday December 12 th, due to its great success.

Nearly 2,000 people have already come to the Museum to see the exhibition with which we wanted to commemorate the centenary of this outstanding seamstress from Badalona. The exhibition can be visited free of charge from Tuesday to Saturday from 5 to 8 pm and on Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm.

The exhibition, which brings together nearly a hundred designs by Rovira, is completed with the publication of a book by Josep Casamartina i Parassols -co-curator of the exhibition together with Ismael Núñez Muñoz- and a series of lectures that, from September to November, will bring us closer to the figure of this talented designer.

Due to this change of date, the Museum has also scheduled two new guided tours of the exhibition that will take place on Sunday October 3rd and November 7th.