Església de Santa Anna
In 1945, he decorated the Blessed Sacrament chapel in the church of Santa Anna in Barcelona. The ensemble combines traditional depictions of the Eucharist and Old Testament prefigurations across the apse, vault, and walls. The main novelty lies in the groups of contemporary worshippers at the bottom, presided over by Pope Pius XII, which include people connected to the church, the Miquel family, and the painter himself.
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Church militant (lower left fragment). In the center we see the painter's three children, and on the far left, a self-portrait.
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Detail of the lower left fragment.
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The artist often incorporated family members and friends into his murals. Here, his sons Manuel and Miquel.
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In this fragment, we see Pope Pius XII surrounded by the faithful, representing the Church militant.
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Melchizedek and Abraham (Gen. 14:18-24). Fragment of the Sacrifice, in the center of the triumphal arch.
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Adoration of the Mystic Lamb. Church suffering and triumphant. Fragment from the center left, where we can see the figure of Saint Joseph Calasanz, also featured in the frescoes of the Piarist Schools.
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Adoration of the Mystic Lamb. Church suffering and triumphant. Fragment from the center left. We can see the same Virgin Mary from the mural of the Piarist Schools.
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Fragment of the Sacrifice. Isaac (Gen. 22:1-18). Right side of the triumphal arch.
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General view of the apse and triumphal arch of the Blessed Sacrament chapel (46 m²). The fresco depicts the Adoration of the Lamb in the apse, biblical scenes of Sacrifice on the triumphal arch, and the Church militant, suffering, and triumphant.
| Year built | 1924 |
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| Architect name | Joan Example |
| Property | Barcelona City Council |
| Address | 12 Example Street, Barcelona |
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