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The Jaume Morera Art Museum was created in 1914 based on donations from the painter Jaume Morera and Galicia, a series of deposits from the Museo del Prado and the works of pensioners from the Diputació de Lleida. It was inaugurated in 1917 and, since 1993, its ownership is municipal.

Visiting its facilities allows us to take a walk through the art of the 20th and 21st centuries. We can find there from the realistic landscapes of the late 19th century to the most cutting-edge proposals of current art, passing through the avant-garde of the 1930s, where the work of Leandre Cristòfol stands out, and the experimental manifestations that range from sixties to the nineties.

Over the years, the Museum has known different headquarters, a reflection of the events it has experienced in its long history: the disappeared Mercat de Sant Lluís, the old hospital of Santa Maria and the convent of Roser.

Temporary exhibition hall

The organization of temporary exhibitions, whether of own production, in co-production with other museums or based on the reception of interesting exhibitions from the state exhibition circuits, becomes another of the fundamental elements of the Museum's activity of Art Jaume Morera, both in its dissemination and research aspects.

The exhibitions dedicated to the historical review of the main artistic trends of the 20th century and the retrospective exhibitions of renowned artists, particularly those associated with the city of Lleida, are the mainstays of the Museum's exhibition programme.

Observations
  • Free entrance
  • Temporarily closed