exposicio-instruments-de-lanima-2026-09-28

This exhibition, co-produced with the MEV, Medieval Art Museum, Lleida Museum, and Girona Art Museum, invites visitors to discover the spiritual dimension of Catalan medieval art through objects that served as a bridge between the earthly and divine worlds. The Solsona version of the exhibition features a distinct character marked by the inclusion of exceptional objects linked to the territory and the museum's collections. Among the main highlights is the first public display of the Mare de Déu del Remei from Cambrils castle, a notable Romanesque sculpture from Odèn that entered the museum in 2024 thanks to the deposit by Fermí Plana Espuga. The exhibition also incorporates a bestiary from the 16th century donated by the Diocesan Archive of Solsona and a lipsanoteca dated 1043, lent by the parish of Sant Feliu de Lluelles (Montmajor). Additionally, the route gathers some of the most emblematic pieces of the Solsona Museum, such as the unique Arnolfini lamp, a Cretan icon of the Virgin with the Child, and an exceptional glass lipsanoteca made in the Eastern Mediterranean before the year 1000. More information: Instagram of the Diocesan and Comarcal Museum of Solsona, Solsona Town Hall, Bishopric of Solsona, Solsona Tourism.