The exhibition delves into the image of the child in the work of the Valencian master, a subject that has not been examined significantly before now. Curated by Sonia Martínez Requena and Covadonga Pitarch Angulo, curators at the Museo Sorolla, the exhibit is the result of a lengthy investigation, which looks not only at Joaquín Sorolla’s painting but also the role of childhood in society throughout the centuries. Production of content in Spanish, English and French for a guided visit to this temporary exhibit. Texts by Covadonga Pitarch.
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