Rotating exhibitions of portions of this private collection of mostly 20th-century art (some 1300 works in total) offer anything from Man Ray’s photography to sculptures by Alberto Giacometti. You're most likely to run into Spanish artists – anyone from Picasso to Jaume Plensa – along with a sprinkling of international works.
Fundació Suñol
Barcelona
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