Sorolla en 30 claves

Throughout a fruitful life dedicated to art, Joaquín Sorolla forged his own style, full of light, color, and even flavor. But in his vast work he also addressed styles with which he is not usually identified, such as costumbrismo, modernism or social painting, and even produced an important work in dark tones. He triumphed in Rome, Paris or New York and toured Spain to paint its corners and its people. One hundred years after his death, his work is still very valid. With the rhythm of an intrigue novel and the style of a narrator with his own voice, Sorolla in 30 keys shows the human profile and vindicates the artistic wealth of this unique painter. The book is illustrated with a selection of Sorolla's works, as well as works by the artist's precursors, contemporaries or admirers, and other varied images (from the places where he lived to objects from the time) that together contextualize and offer a careful edition.