Palau Antiguitats

Barcelona

Palau Antiguitats opened its doors in 1986, when Lola Palau, a collector, became an antique dealer. Specialising in the purchase and sale of antiques, the company has projected itself both inside and outside the Spanish market in a solid manner, thanks to principles based on ethics and professionalism, without losing the familiarity and proximity of treatment.
Its two main areas of interest are antiques and the world of old prints and drawings, as well as paintings and sculptures from the 16th to the 19th century. In 2007, the gallery opened a graphic arts cabinet in which prints and old drawings take centre stage.
This is an educational space where different techniques, states and editions can easily be compared and where it is also possible to appreciate different types of paper and to enjoy the various shades of the supports. Every year, we organize a number of exhibitions in a variety of styles, offering works at all price levels.

 

Artists presented at the Paris Print Fair

CANTARINI
COOKE
ALBERT DÜRER
MARIANO FORTUNY
GALLE
GHISI
HENDRICK GOLTZIUS
FRANCISCO DE GOYA

WILLIAM HOGARTH
DE HOOGHE
MARATTA
RAMÓN MARTÍ ALSINA
XAVIER NOGUÉS
PABLO PICASSO
JAN SADELER
VISSHCER

Information

Carrer de Gràcia 1
08012 Barcelona
Spain
+34 932 376 158 / +34 637 454 075 
info@palauantiguitas.com
albert@palauantiguitats.com

Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828),
Dogs loose on bull, Tauromaquia, plate C. Etching, aquatint
First edition before the letter. Paper: 264 x 365 mm / Print: 245 x 305 mm. Harris 239, I,2.
Courtesy of Palau Antiguitats.

Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828), Miren que grabes!
Print 63 from the Los Caprichos series, 1799.
First edition. Etching, aquatint and drypoint
Paper: 294 x 203 mm Impression: 210 x 160 mm
Ref: Harris 98, III/1.
Former Bindel Collection. Courtesy of Palau Antiguitats.

ROMAIN DE HOOGE (1645-1708); PIERRE MORTIER (1661-1711), Carte nouvelle de la mer Méditeranée, Amsterdam, 1694, 613 x 1438 mm
Vintage colored laid paper.
First state (of four) before adding the second “r” to Méditérranée and with the date, 1694, in the second state the date disappeared. Courtesy Palau Antiguitats.