Catalogue of Paintings by Ignacio Zuloaga Exhibited by the Hispanic Society of America, March 21 to April 11, 1909

This catalogue was originally published in 1909 to accompany a landmark exhibition of works by the Spanish painter Ignacio Zuloaga at the Hispanic Society of America in New York. Zuloaga was a leading figure of the Generation of '98, known for his stark, atmospheric depictions of Spanish life, and his 1909 exhibition played a significant role in introducing his moody, realist aesthetic to an influential American audience.

The 2018 edition published by Franklin Classics Trade Press serves as a scholarly reproduction of the original document. By making the historical text accessible again, it preserves the curatorial perspective of the Hispanic Society during Archer Milton Huntington's era, offering researchers insight into how Zuloaga’s work—which moved away from the romanticized view of Spain toward a more somber and psychologically intense realism—was cataloged and perceived at the height of his international acclaim.