Tomás Harris (London 1908-Mallorca 1964) was a painter, sculptor, engraver, collector, antiquarian, official of the English secret services (he led the espionage works that helped to overthrow Nazism) and a great researcher of Goya's graphic work , of whom he came to gather one of the most important collections of his engravings.
This exhibition in Can Balaguer is a tribute to this artist who lived in Camp de Mar (Andratx) from 1947 until his death in 1964. It brings together 42 pieces from private collections, including drawings and engravings.
A series of free complementary activities have been organized around the exhibition. Among them, the guided tours that are held until December 30, the last day of the exhibition (without prior registration).
Day and time of the guided tours:
November 26. 18:00 h.
December 5th. 11:00 h.
December 8. 11:00 h.
December 17. 17:00 h.
Decembre 19th. 11:00 h.
December 20th. 11:00 h.
December 23th. 17:00 h.
December 30. 17:00 h.
More information:
Tel. 971 22 59 00 ext. 1729
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