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  André Ricard

  André Ricard, Barcelona, 1929. Author of international recognition, he has designed packaging, household utensils, lighting devices, household appliances and pieces of furniture that are already part of the everyday domestic landscape. Of his works, the design of the Copenhagen ashtray edited by Mobles 114 stands out.
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  Antoni Gaudí

  Antoni Gaudí Cornet, Barcelona 1852-1926. Catalan modernist architect internationally recognized as one of the most relevant geniuses of his discipline, considered one of the greatest exponents of modernism. Gaudí was an attentive observer of nature, which attracted him to the shapes, colors and geometry that he applied to his works.
  
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  Miguel Milá

  Miguel Milá Sagnier, Barcelona, 1931. His designs are the result of careful and apparently simple work that has made many of his products recognized as icons of industrial design in our country. He has been awarded the first edition of the National Design Award in 1987 and the Gold Medal for Merit in the Fine Arts in 2016.
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  Rafael Marquina

  Rafael Marquina and Audouard. Madrid 1021, Barcelona 2013. Renowned Catalan designer and architect, creator of the revolutionary oil bottle that does not drip or stain the garment. He started designing furniture, lamps and household accessories in 1951. Founding partner of ADI-FAD and member of its board of trustees since 1956.
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  Carme Pinós

  Carme Pinós i Desplat. Barcelona, 1954. Catalan architect, industrial designer and university professor. After achieving international recognition with Enric Miralles with projects such as the Igualada cemetery, he founded his own studio.
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  Oscar Tusquets

  Oscar Tusquets Blanca. Barcelona, 1941. An architect by adaptation, a painter by vocation and a writer, he is the prototype of the integral artist that the specialization of the modern world has progressively led to extinction.
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  Joan Brossa

  Joan Brossa and Cuervo. Barcelona, 1919-1998. Poet in the broadest sense of the word, producing poetry of all kinds in an act of creative freedom. He carried out various projects with other artists and became interested in everything that escaped the written word.
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  Joan Miró

  Joan Miro. Barcelona, 1893-1983. Catalan painter, sculptor, engraver and ceramist, considered one of the greatest representatives of surrealism. In his work he reflected his interest in the subconscious and in his country.
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  Josep Maria Jujol

  Josep Maria Jujol (1879-1949) was a Catalan modernist architect, draftsman, designer and painter. Disciple of Antoni Maria Gallissà and Lluís Domènech i Montaner, he finished his architectural studies in 1906. He was also a professor at the Escola Superior d'Arquitectura de Barcelona.
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  Josep Torres Clavé

  Josep Torres Clavé, Barcelona 1906 – Els Omellons 1939. Architect, urban planner, designer and pedagogue. Founding member of the GATCPAC (Group of Catalan Artists and Technicians for the Progress of Contemporary Architecture) and outstanding introducer of rationalist architecture in our country.
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  Germán Rodríguez Arias

  Germán Rodríguez Arias (Barcelona, 1902 – 1987). Catalan architect and designer, introducer, with Josep Lluís Sert, Josep Torres Clavé, Sixt Illescas and Ricardo de Churruca of architectural rationalism in Catalonia. The buildings that he designed in the city of Barcelona are part of the heritage of universal rationalist architecture.
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  Pilarín Bayés

  Pilarín Bayés y de Luna. Vic, 1941. Una de las dibujantes más populares y queridas de nuestro país. Sus muñecos, de expresión simpática y colorida, nos han contado miles de historias y han retratado nuestra forma de ser.
  
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  Joan Turú

  Joan Turu Sánchez, 1984. Catalan illustrator, studied illustration at the Manresa art school and also taught. Current artist linked to the world of education, the defense of the Catalan language and the human values transmitted by his works.