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2026-160. La question est de savoir si les catholiques s’en souviendront avant qu’il ne soit trop tard. | Le blogue du Maître-Chat Lully
8 août 2026, Au Mesnil-Marie, fête de Saint Venance, ou Venant, évêque de Viviers et confesseur (cf. > ici) ; Mémoire des Saints Cyriaque, d
O modernismo e o liberalismo são o par mais pernicioso para os povos do mundo inteiro. Infelizmente, a ampla maioria das pessoas desconhecem ainda a nocividade tanto do modernismo quanto do liberalismo.
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El claustre del palau Maricel, Sitges, Principat de Catalunya, Catalunya. [font]
Casa Sayrach, Barcelona, 1918. From thebarcelonaedit.com: "Completed in 1918, Casa Sayrach is the last Barcelona house built in the modernisme architectural tradition. It also happens to be a testament to its young architect’s love of family. Manuel Sayrach designed the house for his father and family, although Gabriel Borrell signed the official paperwork because young Sayrach had not received his certification at the time of construction."
The Casa Batlló (1904–1906) in Barcelona, designed by Antoni Gaudí, is a swirly undersea kingdom covered in glorious tiles and stained glass. Photos by me, February 2026.
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The Casa Vicens, built by Gaudi between 1883 and 1888 in the Calle kes Carolines in Barcelona. The contrastive use if tile ornamentation, above all on the corners and towers, is reminiscent if Moorish architecture, but Gaudi drew on his own imagination to design the tiles. The first of Gaudi's "Moorish works", it already reveals his highly individual approach to historical models,
Modernista (Catalan art nouveau) shawl made of wool and silk between the years 1890 and 1910.
This shawl covered the body down to the waist. Women usually worn pieces to warm this part of the body, since the lower half was already very covered by different layers of skirts.
Kept in the Textile Museum of Terrassa.
La Casa de les Puntxes, Barcelona. One of the finest examples of the work of modernisme architect Puig i Cadafalch.
