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Where to see Sorolla's work and learn more.

Museo Sorolla, Madrid ↗

The artist's own house and studio, now a museum holding the largest collection of his work. A must for any visitor to Madrid.
Hispanic Society of America, New York ↗

Home of the monumental Vision of Spain — the fourteen panels Sorolla painted between 1912 and 1919.
@SorollaArt on X (Twitter) ↗

Ian's account, posting current news and information about Sorolla and his paintings.
Daniel Davies-Llewellyn — In Sorolla’s Footsteps ↗

Photographer and filmmaker who spent six years retracing Sorolla’s journeys across Spain. His film, “The Man Who Painted Spain”, and photographs feature on our Vision page.
Joaquín Sorolla on Wikipedia ↗

A thorough overview of his life, career and legacy.