The exhibition “Jujol, de Perejaume” at the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya focuses on Josep Maria Jujol, architect, artist, and one of the most singular figures of Catalan Modernisme. Curated by the artist and poet Perejaume, it presents the archive donated by Jujol’s family: more than 10,000 papers, objects, and pieces of furniture, alongside works from public and private collections. Drawings, paintings, sculptures, and decorative objects reveal a creator who enjoyed enormous formal freedom, beyond his collaboration with Antoni Gaudí.

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In addition to works by Jujol, the exhibition features pieces by architects such as Antoni Gaudí and Bruno Taut, as well as by artists such as Vladimir Tatlin and Henri Matisse.