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1893 Port Bou - 1991 Barcelona. Known for: Sculpture and collecting.
Frederic Marès was a Spanish sculptor and collector who trained at the Barcelona School of Arts and Crafts. He later became a faculty member at the same school and shared the direction of the... Read full biography
Frederic Marès was a Spanish sculptor and collector who trained at the Barcelona School of Arts and Crafts. He later became a faculty member at the same school and shared the direction of the Superior School of Fine Arts and the School of Applied Arts and Artistic Trades of Barcelona. Marès was... Read full biography
Frederic Marès was a Spanish sculptor and collector who trained at the Barcelona School of Arts and Crafts. He later became a faculty member at the same school and shared the direction of the Superior School of Fine Arts and the School of Applied Arts and Artistic Trades of Barcelona. Marès was also the president of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts for a short period of time. He began his career working in the studio of the modernist sculptor Eusebi Arnau and later became independent. Marès is... Read full biography
Frederic Marès was a Spanish sculptor and collector who trained at the Barcelona School of Arts and Crafts. He later became a faculty member at the same school and shared the direction of the Superior School of Fine Arts and the School of Applied Arts and Artistic Trades of Barcelona. Marès was also the president of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts for a short period of time. He began his career working in the studio of the modernist sculptor Eusebi Arnau and later became independent. Marès is known for his sculptures and his collection, which is now housed in the museum that bears his name in Barcelona.
Frederic Marès was a Spanish sculptor and collector who trained at the Barcelona School of Arts and Crafts. He later became a faculty member at the same school and shared the direction of the Superior School of Fine Arts and the School of Applied Arts and Artistic Trades of Barcelona. Marès was also the president of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts for a short period of time. He began his career working in the studio of the modernist sculptor Eusebi Arnau and later became independent. Marès is known for his sculptures and his collection, which is now housed in the museum that bears his name in Barcelona.