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2. Can Negre in Sant Joan Desp is a 17th-century farmhouse
which was transformed (1915 -1930) by Josep Maria Jujol i
Gibert
3. Entrance hall window
4. Floor of the entrance hall
5. Museum hall Scale model of the house, located in the center
Jujol
6. Niche with the altarpiece of Santa Tecla
7. Niche with the altarpiece of Santa Tecla, protected by a
wooden door with a curious mechanism designed by Jujol, which tops
are folded back on themselves when open
8. Ceramic steps at the foot of the altar
9. Ceramic steps at the foot of the altar
10. Ground floor consists of the entrance hall and the museum
hall. Between the two rooms we find the staircase which leads to
the first floor and the attic
11. staircase leading up to the Jujol's Modernisme was based on
a careful treatment of plaster, terracotta and sgraffito on white
faades, decorative elements that accompany the dynamism of volumes
(especially in freestanding houses) and lively projecting roof
lines undulating together with iron, in which the structural merges
with the ornamental.
12. Access door to the first floor
13. staircase
14. Window of the staircase leading to the attic Window of the
attic
15. Wooden drawer cabinet decorated with pyrography
16. Medallion with the inscription Ave Maria
17. Wooden drawer cabinet decorated with pyrography
18. The stair (culminated by an octagonal plafond decorated
with designs in blue and white) and walls along the staircase
19. Plafond on stairs ceiling On the roof stands an angel-
child suspended, and eight white lines like rays of the sun,
finished in letters that make the text Ave Maria
20. Medallion of the staircase with papal tiara and the keys of
Saint Peter
21. A letter of the text Ave Maria Medallion, windows and
octogonal staircase ceiling
22. the first floor have a long corridor, on both sides various
doors
23. Gloria Plena painted on the door and heads of virgins in
the lintel of the front door of the chapel,
24. Chapels 'porthole' glass window
25. Thea small Baroque-style chapels door
26. The small Baroque-style chapel has an elliptical floor plan
and an impressive decoration in blue, white, red and gold colors
and forged
27. Virgin of chapels altar
28. forged iron
29. The house currently belongs to the town council, which
holds many cultural activities there, and houses the Jujol Centre
Can Negre, part of the Barcelona Provincial Council Local Museum
Network Oval painted chapel window Chapel ceiling
30. Alcove with painted border
31. Inside the main bay window
32. Inside the main bay window
33. Inside the bay windows
34. The Lover's Nest (Habitacin "dels ocellets"), the master
bedroom Negre- Balet, decorated with all kinds of colorful
birds
35. staircase leading up to the Window with legend Mare de Deu
(Mother of God)
36. The house was completely refurbished between 1984 and 1990
The attic
37. The attic
38. Stairway In 1966 the house became the property of Sant Joan
Desp Town Council, a donation from the heirs of the Negre
39. Windows of the main facade
40. Dome of the chapel (shaped like an inverted bathtub)
41. Daniel Castro - Can Negre
42. Catalan architect and colleague of Gaudi Josep Maria Jujol
(1879-1949) developed his unusual architectural style through many
years of close, creative collaboration with Antoni Gaudi. Jujol's
work is characterized by a high degree of sensibility to the forms
of nature, an emphatically anti-geometric aesthetic, attention to
workmanship and detail, as well as the imaginative use of old and
previously utilized material. It is an eloquent expression of his
affection for the Catalonian landscape, his modesty, and deep
religious faith
43. Sound: Bona Nit - Lluis Llach - Torna aviat Text: Internet
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