The Cau Ferrat Museum, housing ancient and modern art collected by Santiago Rusiñol,, recently underwent a €9.7 million restoration. Home and studio of Rusiñol, a leader in the Catalan modernism movement, the museum opened in 1933, two years after his death. It displays over 1,000 art objects, including works by major Spanish artists like his close friend Picasso and two El Greco's he bought in Paris after moving to Sitges in 1892.

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